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Data nodes decide which products your automation works on. Use them to pick a product set, narrow it down with filters, or pull in data from a file.
Place data nodes between your trigger and your actions. This controls exactly which products reach each step.

Pick which products to process

WISEPIM automation, select-products data node config (filter conditions) in the builder The Select Products node chooses which products the automation runs on. It is usually the first node after your trigger. Leave the filter conditions empty to select every product in your catalog.

Narrow a set with filters

The Filter Products node trims a product set that is already moving through the workflow. Use it after a Select Products node or an import to cut the set down further. Common ways to use it:
  • Keep only imported products that are missing a description
  • Narrow a set to one brand or price range
  • Drop products that are already published
Select Products vs. Filter Products: Select Products builds a new set from your whole catalog. Filter Products narrows a set that is already flowing through the workflow.

Pull in data from a file

The Read File node loads product data from a file stored in WISEPIM. Use it when your workflow needs to process a CSV, Excel, or JSON file.

Import your category tree

The Category Import node pulls categories in from a connected platform, so your structure in WISEPIM matches the structure in your shop. Run it before a product import and the products land in the right place straight away.
Put a Category Import node ahead of a product import in the same automation. Categories arrive first, so nothing ends up uncategorized.
Products themselves come in through the Import products action, which also covers the Picqer node and its cross-project stock syncing.

Logic nodes

Branch, merge, and pause the flow with if/then logic.

Action nodes

See every action your automations can run.

Visual builder

Drag, connect, and configure nodes on the canvas.

Triggers

Decide what starts your automation and when.