1. Create a new CSV feed for the new vendor settings > Contacts > Product tab > "New inventory feed".

2. You will be redirected to the Inventory > Inventory feed and need to select the option "FTP & HTTP(s) CSV".

3. Add the feed URL.

   Onport fully supports password-protected resources, according to the RFC 1738 specifications.
   Here are some examples of the supported URL protocols:

   http://username:password@host/path/to/file.csv
   https://username:password@host/path/to/file.csv
   ftp://username:password@host/path/to/file.csv
   ftps://username:password@host/path/to/file.csv

    

   If you want, you can also specify if you prefer using commas or tabs in separating the content by filling under the Delimiter option and clicking save.

4. Before fetching the feed, you'll need to map the column names to the columns in Onport, under the Mapping tab - SKUs and quantity must match.  Just add a new custom mapping, and map your header names for Sku and Inventory quantity appropriately. If you are using Shopify's CSV format, you'll see a button to access an example template if you are just getting started.

- When mapping values, you need to have at least the Name, qty, and SKU. Mapping is case-sensitive, which means slight differences in capitalization may make it so the feed doesn't fetch.

5. Once this is done, you can fetch the feed. Imports are processed in a queue in Onport and it may take a few minutes for the feed to be imported. If you are importing several thousand items, it may take longer. You'll be notified via email once the import has been completed.