Mirakl Imports

This page is the read-only view of every import job the plugin runs against Mirakl: product imports, offer imports, and the operator’s processing result for each. Use it to answer “did that import finish?”, “how many rows succeeded?”, and “what exactly did the operator reject?”.

It’s the inbound counterpart of Product Exports — Product Exports tracks what the plugin sends to Mirakl, Mirakl Imports tracks what the operator processed (or is still processing) on their side.

Where to find it

From the Dashboard, open the Quick Start card and click the Imports tile. This opens the Mirakl Imports page.

What you see

Each row is one import job. Columns:

Column	Meaning
Import ID	The operator-side import identifier.
Connection	Which Mirakl connection this import belongs to.
Type	Product or Offer.
Status	One of Pending, Running, Complete, Error.
Lines Read	How many CSV rows the operator parsed.
Success	How many rows the operator accepted.
Errors	How many rows the operator rejected.
Date	When the import was started.

Click a row to open the detail page — it lists every line in the import and the operator’s per-line response.

Refreshing status

Each row has a Refresh Status action — clicking it pulls the latest status from Mirakl on demand, without waiting for the next scheduled poll. Use this whenever a row is still in Pending or Running and you want to know now whether it finished.

When errors happen

For rows in Error (or Complete with non-zero Errors), open the row’s detail page to see the operator’s per-line error report. Each errored row shows the exact reason.

For product imports, the typical causes are a missing required attribute or a category your products land in that the operator doesn’t accept. Fix it in Mapping → Attributes (or on the Shopware product itself) and re-trigger.

For offer imports, the typical cause is the underlying product hasn’t reached Exported status yet on the catalogue side — see Catalog.

Tips & gotchas

Tip

Filter by Type → Offer to focus on offer imports specifically. Offer imports run far more often than product imports (every time you save a price or stock change), so the list is usually dominated by offer entries.

Note

This page is a passive history view — it doesn’t trigger imports. New rows appear here automatically as the plugin runs its scheduled tasks. To trigger an import manually, use the corresponding action elsewhere (Catalog → Export Now, Add offers from Shopware, etc.).

Related

• Product Exports — outbound counterpart for the catalogue side
• Catalog — manage which products are pushed
• Offer sync — manage what gets sent in offer imports
• Tasks — background task progress for the plugin side