Catalogue in Parsewise
Three roads to a catalogue
Parsewise is an AI assistant that answers on your company data. Products are its storefront: load the catalogue any of the three ways and the assistant starts matching, comparing and selling from it.
By hand
A product card with every field — price, discount, SKU, brand, photo. For the first items and spot edits.
By file
Drop the export in as it is — CSV, XLSX, JSON, XML or YML. The AI maps the columns to fields itself.
By feed
Paste the feed URL — the catalogue loads and keeps itself up to date, once a day.
BY HAND
A card with every field: from price and SKU to weight, colour and warranty. Save it and the assistant already offers the product in a dialogue.
The export as it is
Auto-mapping · AI
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Auto-mapping: the AI matches the export columns to the catalogue fields.
COLUMNS
Any column names
The AI reads the header row and understands it: «Retail price» becomes price, «Manufacturer» becomes brand, even in a hand-made file.
ATTRIBUTES
Specifications are not lost
Columns that do not fit the standard fields are kept as attributes — size, colour and material stay with the product.
LINKS
Links sorted by type
Site, Wildberries, Ozon, Avito — the AI tells the links apart and files each in its own field.
Fields find themselves
sku · product code · kod_tovara
Exports as if native
CommerceML · Market · Ozon · WB
Link types
site · marketplaces · classifieds
The feed lives on its own
Connect it once — the catalogue updates without you. The assistant always answers with current prices and stock.
Feed by URL
YML, XML, CSV, XLSX or JSON — give the link and the platform does the rest.
Once a day
The catalogue refreshes itself every morning — prices and stock never go stale.
By hand, in one click
The «Sync» button starts an update immediately, without waiting for the schedule.
No duplicates
Products are matched by SKU: a repeat import updates the cards instead of breeding copies.
Tens of thousands of SKUs
A large store’s catalogue fits whole — with photos, prices and specifications.
The source is visible
Every product carries a label of where it came from: a feed, a file or a hand-made card.
A catalogue that sells
Free plan, no card required. Drop in the export from your own system — a few minutes later the assistant is matching and comparing products.
Test it on your own data
Upload your own documents and catalogue — then ask the assistant the questions people ask you. That is the only test that means anything.