Questions about keeping your MyFoodLink catalogue in sync
Yes. The ready-made template gives you a working starting point once your accounts are connected. You can then adjust which information is sent, such as products, prices, categories or stock, and check a sample after making changes.
You can choose which information from your POS to include, such as products, prices, categories and stock. The choices depend on the type of data you are sending. Browse the available data below, and keep the details this catalogue connection needs to work.
The solution supports Epos Now and Lightspeed Retail X-Series. Choose the starting point for your POS to see the relevant template.
The catalogue update carries products, prices, categories and current stock from your POS into MyFoodLink.
Flow prepares and delivers a regular catalogue update from the data your team already maintains. MyFoodLink imports it into your online catalogue, so your range, prices and availability can follow your POS data.
Yes. The MyFoodLink-approved Epos Now feed can run as supplied, or you can choose which products to include when you only want to send part of your range. The format remains the one MyFoodLink requires.
Yes. The MyFoodLink team has approved the Epos Now catalogue update, including its fields and CSV format.
Flow prepares and delivers the catalogue update, and MyFoodLink imports it into your online catalogue. Your team keeps the product, price, category and stock information up to date in the POS.
Ready to get started?
Choose your POS update and take repeated catalogue exports off your list.