The correct Darty shop must own the action
Autopricy keeps shop credentials and Offer identity scoped to the Darty account.
Darty repricer / marketplace sellers
Darty repricing with marketplace-specific competitor handling
Autopricy supports bounded Darty Offer repricing through the FNAC/Darty XML 2.6 integration boundary, while preserving Darty’s own shop identity and competitor logic. Price requests, batch processing and confirmed outcomes remain distinct.
Darty repricing details
Shared XML does not make FNAC and Darty interchangeable
The transport format can be shared while seller identity, shop type and competitor choice still require marketplace-specific logic.
Competitor selection is platform-specific
The repricer uses Darty-specific handling instead of inheriting another marketplace’s seller comparison blindly.
Batch processing takes time
Submission, waiting, marketplace confirmation and failure are shown as different stages.
Marketplace mechanics
How Darty repricing is controlled
| Synchronise | Read the Darty Offer and retain its exact shop, SKU and marketplace identity. |
|---|---|
| Compare | Evaluate only the competing Offers that meet the Darty workflow’s current criteria. |
| Constrain | Keep the target between the seller-defined minimum and maximum. |
| Confirm | Submit through XML and track the later batch status before reporting a final result. |
No guaranteed winning Offer
Autopricy controls eligible price actions; it does not control every Darty ranking signal. Availability, delivery, seller quality and marketplace policy can affect placement alongside price.
Workflow
Validate one Darty store first
Confirm the account
Check the Darty shop identity and authorization path.
Inspect Offer data
Review exact SKU, current price, available competition and status.
Set the safe range
Add minimum, maximum and difference rules to a controlled product set.
Watch batch results
Expand only after processing and confirmation behave as expected.
Illustrative workflow
A Darty update should remain pending
Example: Autopricy calculates €54.90 inside a €50.00–€62.00 range and submits the Offer in an XML batch. The operation remains “submitted” or “processing” until the Darty batch status provides a final result.
Related resources
Continue with the relevant workflow
FAQ
Darty repricing with marketplace-specific competitor handling: common questions
Does Autopricy treat Darty exactly like FNAC?
No. The XML boundary is shared, but the marketplace type, store identity and competitor handling remain explicit.
Will Darty repricing always choose the lowest price?
No. The configured rule and boundaries determine eligible targets; continuous price cutting is not the objective.
Can a submitted Darty price still fail?
Yes. A marketplace batch can remain pending or return an error after submission, so confirmation is tracked separately.
Is Darty repricing available for every account configuration?
The account and current API capability are reviewed before activation.
Test the workflow on a real store
Start with one supported store, a controlled product scope, explicit boundaries and visible platform results.
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