Dealer groups end up with a different feed vendor, format and set of rules at every store. MiFeed gives the group one place to build feeds, one template per channel, and a login for each store that sees only its own inventory.
Build a Google feed once, save it as a template, and apply it to every rooftop. Each store keeps its own inventory source, its own pricing policy and its own feed URL, so local managers can adjust without breaking the group standard.
The right access for the right people
Group admins see every store. Store users see only the dealerships they are assigned to — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the interface. Disable anyone instantly.
See the whole group at a glance
Every feed pull across every store is logged. See which feeds are busiest, which are failing, and which stores have a source file that could not be read last night.
Failed deliveries and unreachable sources flagged on the home screen
Health scores for every feed
Run history kept for audit
How it works
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STEP 01
Connect each store
Paste each rooftop’s export URL. MiFeed merges multiple files per store when inventory is split across systems.
STEP 02
Build the group templates
Create one feed per channel, preview it on a real store, and save it as a template.
STEP 03
Roll out and assign
Apply templates to every store, set local pricing, and give each store manager a login to their rooftops only.
FAQ
Common questions
Plans are priced per rooftop, and every rooftop gets unlimited feeds. From ten rooftops, talk to us about volume pricing, invoicing and mixing Self-Serve and Managed stores.
Yes. MiFeed reads any CSV, TSV or pipe-delimited export from a URL, so each store can come from a different system. Templates map from column names, and value maps absorb differences in codes.
Yes. Pricing policies are per dealership, and dealership users can edit the dealerships assigned to them.