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Item → Modify Items in Batch
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation modifies items in a batch within the Fredhopper Product Discovery API. It is useful for updating multiple items in a batch process, allowing efficient bulk modifications. For example, a user can update product details for a large catalog in one request, improving data management workflows.
Use Case Examples
- Updating prices or descriptions for multiple products in an e-commerce catalog batch.
- Modifying inventory or availability status for a group of items in a batch.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Tenant | The tenant identifier for the Fredhopper environment where the batch exists. |
| Environment | The environment within the tenant where the batch is managed (e.g., production, staging). |
| FHR Validation | Boolean flag to enable or disable Fredhopper validation on the batch modification request. |
| Batch ID | The identifier of the batch in which items will be modified. |
| Batch Items | A JSON array containing the items to be modified in the batch. |
Output
JSON
*- The JSON response from the Fredhopper API after modifying items in the batch, typically including status and details of the modified items.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for Fredhopper Product Discovery API authentication.
Troubleshooting
- Authentication errors may occur if the API credentials are incorrect or expired. Ensure valid credentials are provided.
- Invalid Batch ID or malformed JSON in Batch Items can cause request failures. Verify the batch ID and JSON structure.
- If the Fredhopper validation is enabled and the data does not meet schema requirements, the request may be rejected.
- Network or API endpoint issues can cause request failures; check connectivity and API availability.
Links
- Fredhopper Product Discovery API Documentation - Official API documentation for understanding batch operations and item modifications.