Product catalog for creatives
Wevion's Creative Hub product catalog stores product name, images and price. Add manually, import from a URL or Shopify, or bulk-import a CSV feed.
Written By Salvatore Sinigaglia
Last updated 19 days ago
Wevion's Creative Hub product catalog stores product name, images and price. Add manually, import from a URL or Shopify, or bulk-import a CSV feed.
Product catalog for creatives
TL;DR: The Creative Hub product catalog stores your products — name, description, images, and price — per team so AI generation flows can pull real product data. You can add products manually, import a single product from a URL (including a Shopify product URL, returned as a preview to confirm), or bulk-import a CSV feed. You can create, list, update, and delete products, plus import from a URL or a CSV feed. No feature flag.
Who is this for
Ecommerce advertisers and agencies who generate product-centric creatives and want a reusable, team-scoped source of truth for product names, imagery, and pricing.
What a product record stores
Each product is scoped to a team and holds:
Adding products
Manually
Creating a product adds a single entry to the current team catalog. Provide at least a name.
Import from a URL (incl. Shopify)
Importing from a URL scrapes a product URL — including a Shopify product URL — and returns a non-persisted preview (name, description, image(s), price, external ref, metadata). You confirm and save it as a real product. A failed scrape returns an error.
Bulk-import a CSV feed
Importing a CSV feed parses a raw CSV string (up to ~2 MB) and bulk-creates the parsed rows into your catalog. It reports how many were imported, or an error if the feed is empty or invalid.
Managing products
- List the team catalog, optional
qfree-text search. - Update a product.
- Soft-delete a product.
How to build your catalog
- Open the Creative Hub product catalog.
- Add products one of three ways: create manually, import a single product from a URL/Shopify link, or upload a CSV feed for bulk import.
- For URL imports, review the preview (name, images, price) and confirm to save.
- Edit or remove products as your catalog changes.
- Reference your products in generation flows to keep creatives accurate.
Relationship to the Meta product catalog
This catalog is the Creative Hub / commerce data model used for creative generation. The Meta product catalog and product sets used for Advantage+ catalog ads are a separate surface synced from Meta. Don't confuse the two: this one feeds creatives; the Meta one feeds catalog-based ad delivery.
FAQ
How do I add products to the Wevion Creative Hub catalog?
Wevion gives you three ways to populate the product catalog: create a product manually with at least a name, import a single product from a URL (including Shopify product URLs) as a preview you confirm, or bulk-import a CSV feed of up to about 2 MB. Products are scoped to your team, so everyone shares the same catalog when generating product creatives.
Can Wevion import products from Shopify?
Yes, through the URL import. Paste a Shopify product URL and Wevion scrapes it, returning a non-persisted preview with the product name, images, and price. You review and confirm before it is saved, so nothing is written until you approve it. For larger catalogs, use the CSV feed import to bulk-create many products at once instead of importing one URL at a time.
What fields does a product store?
Each product record holds a name, description, source (shopify, url, manual, or feed), an optional external reference, a primary image plus additional images, a price string, a currency on responses, and free-form metadata. This gives generation flows enough real product data to produce accurate, on-brand creatives rather than generic placeholders.
Is this the same as the Meta product catalog?
No. The Creative Hub product catalog is a team-scoped data source for creative generation, while the Meta product catalog and product sets are a separate surface synced from Meta for Advantage+ catalog ads. They serve different purposes: this catalog feeds your creatives, and the Meta catalog feeds catalog-based ad delivery.