Product selection
We decide which products are worth launching first. Starting with the whole catalogue does not always pay off.
We clean up your data, match categories and attributes, localise the content and walk every product through the publication process. The result is not an uploaded file, but working listings built for the Romanian customer.
Adding a product is not about pasting in a description. It means designing a correct data structure that will pass Trendyol's review and make sense to a Romanian customer.
Before a listing can be created, the brand, the lowest category level, the attributes and their allowed values all have to be linked correctly. Once submitted, the product enters an approval process, and rejected listings stay unpublished until the errors are fixed.
Some data on an approved product - the brand, the category, certain variant attributes - cannot simply be changed later. That is why we make the key decisions before publication, not after it.
The category, brand, product code, variants and attributes have to add up to a technically valid whole.
The title and description should read naturally to a Romanian customer, not like a mechanical translation of your original product page.
Photos, the order of information and the way benefits are framed answer the questions a customer has before buying.
Price, stock, VAT, delivery time and variants have to match how orders are actually fulfilled.
Trendyol requires the lowest category level and data that matches the current attribute list. The platform recommends pulling the current structure regularly, because categories and their parameters can change.
We do not expect a perfectly prepared file. We begin by reviewing your materials, pointing out the gaps and agreeing which data we will fill in ourselves and which needs confirmation on your side.
Sellers often do not know whether their export from WooCommerce, BaseLinker, an ERP system or eMAG is usable at all. We check that before any work starts.
For every SKU we create a structured record that takes the product from raw material to a live listing - and stays with you as the base for future updates.
Technically it is a well-organised master sheet. The name "Product Passport" captures its role: one complete set of data per product, from identification to publication status.
We decide which products are worth launching first. Starting with the whole catalogue does not always pay off.
We check the data, photos, identifiers, variants and documentation. We put together a list of gaps to fill.
We match your products to the categories, brands, attributes and values available on Trendyol.
We write Romanian titles and descriptions, tidy up variant names and adapt the messaging to the local customer.
We bring technical data, content, photos, prices, variants and logistics information together into complete listings.
We submit the products, monitor their statuses and analyse the reasons behind any rejections.
We clear the errors found, resubmit the products for review and prepare a summary of the live listings.
A submitted product is not a published product yet. The approval process starts once the data is sent, and products that are pending or rejected do not go on sale.
Trendyol's international API documentation covers, among other things, the title, description, brand, category, photos, price, stock, VAT, delivery time and attributes. Variants are built on a shared model identifier and on the category parameters flagged for that purpose.
It carries the key information without artificially repeating words.
It decides which parameters are available and how the product is classified.
They describe the product unambiguously and help the customer compare variants.
It explains the use case, the benefits, the key features and what the set contains.
Colours, sizes and other versions grouped in line with the structure of the given category.
The first photo identifies the product, the rest answer buying questions.
A product cannot be submitted to a category that still has subcategories beneath it.
Every category can have its own set of required parameters and values.
Products split apart or merge incorrectly when the identifiers and variant parameters are inconsistent.
The brand has to be found on the Trendyol list or put through the process of adding it.
Differences between the title, parameters, description and photos make both the review and the buying decision harder.
Simply submitting the products is no guarantee that all of them were accepted.
Trendyol provides a separate process for adding a brand, requires up-to-date category and attribute mapping, and lets you read the reasons why product processing failed.
A well-prepared catalogue makes updates, integration and expansion into new markets easier. That is why we build a structure that can grow, instead of starting from scratch every time. Trendyol's category tree and attribute values can change, so we work from current data before any update.
Yes. Data from eMAG, your shop or an ERP system can be a good starting point, but it has to be adapted to Trendyol's category, attribute and variant structure. We begin by checking which information can be carried over and which has to be rebuilt or completed.
No. We can handle the localisation from your existing materials in any language. What we do need is reliable technical data and product information that cannot safely be inferred from photos alone.
We check the status and the reason for the rejection, fix the elements flagged and resubmit the product for review. Sending the data is not where we treat the service as finished.
It depends on the type of product, the category and how it is identified on the platform. We verify this before the work starts and we do not create substitute identifiers without confirmation that this is correct for the range in question.
Starting with the whole catalogue is not always worth it. With a large range we can pick representative products or the ones with the most potential, launch the first batch and then widen the offer based on data.
Not every element of an approved product can be changed easily afterwards. That is why we set the category, the brand and the variant structure with particular care before publication. Bigger changes can mean rebuilding the product or creating it again from scratch.
Send us the materials you have - an export, descriptions, photos. We will assess how ready your catalogue is and show you what we can complete ourselves and what needs confirmation on your side.
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