How the In Shop Tag Works

How Does the “In Shop” Tag Work?

The “in shop” tag indicates whether the program knows that a product is in the shop. If the tag is not checked, it means the program has no information about this product – it does not mean the product is not there.

What Happens When Sending a Product?

Fast method:

• If the product is in the shop – the tag will be checked after refresh.
• If it is not in the shop – an error message will appear in S2S → Subiekt → Errors, and the product will not be added.

Exact method:

• If the product exists – it will be overwritten with data from Subiekt.
• If it does not exist – it will be added as new with full data.

Incremental method:

Works automatically based on the tag:

• Tag checked → fast method
• Tag not checked → exact method

Why Start with the Fast Method?

Sending products first with the fast method allows you to check which ones are already in the shop. This way:

• You won't overwrite data unnecessarily,
• You'll save server resources,
• You'll preserve photos, descriptions, and other data in the shop.

Additional Program Options

• Adding only new products
• Syncing Subiekt data based on the shop – works as a backup
• Updating only selected fields – e.g. name, description, photos, EAN