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Governed data flow

Bring data in. Move approved prices out. Keep the audit trail.

Connect Reevals to the commerce stack through configured feeds, GA4, exports and channel adapters with mapping, freshness and operational logs visible.

Operational traceability across every connection.
reevals.app / integrations / governed-flowRequest log active
INPUTSPublic product pagesCSV / XML feedsInternal catalogueGA4 read-only
→
REEVALSMap identifiersValidate fieldsApply controlsKeep audit context
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OUTPUTSProduct Export APICSV deliveryChannel adaptersReports and alerts
01Explicit ownershipEvery source has a responsible system
02Stable identifiersProducts remain traceable across systems
03Validated deliveryBad payloads cannot look successful
04Request evidenceStatus and response remain observable

Integration is an operating state

A connected logo does not tell you whether the data is mapped, fresh or delivered.

Reevals makes configuration, sync health, errors and downstream ownership part of the integration experience.

01

Mappings fail silently

Unresolved products or events reduce coverage while dashboards still look complete.

02

Freshness is ambiguous

Teams need the last successful sync and current error state beside the data.

03

Delivery lacks accountability

Approved prices need a destination, response state and audit entry—not only an export button.

Approved decisions leave through a visible path

Trace every delivery attempt from decision to response.

The Product Export API and installed adapters receive only the records allowed by the configured workflow. Request, response and retry state remain available for diagnosis.

  • Approval status checked before payload creation
  • Idempotent delivery boundary agreed per channel
  • HTTP response kept separate from business outcome
delivery / request-stream
POST/api/export/v1/products/40218/price202
MAPreevals_product_id → channel_skuValid
SIGNrequest-id: req_01HZX2291Ready
CALLinstalled-channel-adapter200
AUDIT#PR-2291 · published by Pricing leadStored

Map meaning before moving data

A matching column name does not guarantee a matching business concept.

Identifiers, currency, gross or net price, stock state and timestamps are defined at the integration boundary. Previewed mappings reduce silent corruption later in the workflow.

  • Source and Reevals field shown side by side
  • Required fields validated before import
  • Unknown values route to a visible exception
  • Mapping version stays attached to the run
CSV field mappingcatalog_export_2026-10-11.csv
Preview valid
01
external_sku → product.identifier40218 → 40218
Required
02
gross_price → price.amount"1.299,00" → 1299.00
Parsed
03
currency_code → price.currencyEUR → EUR
Valid
04
inventory_state → availabilityavailable → in_stock
Mapped

Integration health is part of operations

A successful HTTP request is not the same as a successfully applied price.

Transport state, validation, channel acknowledgement and final business outcome remain separate. That distinction makes retries safer and support faster.

  • Request and response payload metadata retained
  • Retry policy is bounded and observable
  • Partial delivery does not mark the whole batch successful
Delivery batch · 1,240 pricesbatch_20261011_0944
Processing
01
Payload validated1,240 / 1,240 records
Passed
02
Channel accepted1,218 records
Applied
03
Business rejection18 locked products
Review
04
Transport retry4 temporary failures
Queued

Connect around the operating model you already have

Use Reevals as the governed pricing layer—not another system that owns everything.

Inputs, outputs and responsibilities are selected around the existing commerce, ERP, analytics and reporting landscape.

01

Inputs and feeds

Use configured CSV, XML, product, sales and web collection sources.

Inbound
02

GA4 read-only context

Connect product funnel and revenue context while keeping access and source meaning explicit.

Read-only
03

Product Export API

Move approved price decisions out with request status and operational traceability.

Outbound
04

Channel adapters

Use installed adapters where available or request an integration for the existing stack.

Configured

Technical scope before automation

Show supported connection patterns—not an invented logo wall.

The integrations page describes capabilities and installed adapters without claiming unsupported native connections.

  • 01No credentials or API keys displayed
  • 02No unsupported native-integration claim
  • 03No hidden sync or mapping error

Questions before implementation

The practical questions teams ask first.

The useful answer depends on your catalogue, sources, constraints and ownership. These are the boundaries we establish before automation.

Available adapters depend on the deployment and configured commerce stack. This page describes supported connection patterns without claiming every platform is native.

Integrations and API

Bring one real decision—not a perfect data set.

We will map the evidence, constraints, ownership and technical boundary required for a useful first workflow.