Reliably process PrestaShop product data and content
Import products, attributes, and inventory from PrestaShop through the web service.
- Available after intake
- Read only
This is the route
- You create a webservice key in PrestaShop.
- Photopilot imports products, attributes with their values, and inventory.
- Items are matched by reference, EAN13, or UPC.
- We deliver approved images and copy via FTP, the Webshop Excel, or the API for your own PrestaShop import.
PrestaShop at a glance
- What is exchanged
- Photopilot uses the PrestaShop web service to read products, features and their values, and available inventory. Items are matched by reference, EAN13, or UPC. Photopilot does not write to PrestaShop.
- How often
- Every two hours by default. Photopilot requests only the products updated since the previous run through the web service.
- What you provide
- A webservice key with read permissions for products, attributes, and inventory.
- Good to know
- The integration has been tested against a real PrestaShop installation in our test lab.
Then in Photopilot
Let source data flow through to sales-ready product pages
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Photopilot read our PrestaShop catalog?
Every two hours by default, with only the products updated in PrestaShop.
What does Photopilot need to connect PrestaShop?
A webservice key with read permissions for products, attributes, and inventory.
Restore Photopilot images and texts in PrestaShop?
No, the integration imports. Approved images, texts, and material information are sent via FTP/SFTP, the Webshop Excel, or the API to your shop.
What is checked before anything goes live?
We verify products, features, feature values, and media against the actual catalog before anything is published.
First the trial route, then the technique
The integration is the starting point. After that, Photopilot keeps linking, editing, writing, checking, and publishing together.
What is the source of truth?
Which fields, images, and barcodes define the item.
What can be automated?
Link, crop, and text, or show an exception first.
Where should it go?
Webshop, FTP, Azure, or API, before anything is built.









