Import and keep in sync huge supplier catalogs — products, prices, stock, images — from any feed, on a schedule, without touching your hand-made products. Built for catalogs with tens or hundreds of thousands of items.
Total price, VAT included: €439.20
✓ License active immediately after payment, sent by email
✓ Compatible with Magento 2.4.x (tested on 2.4.9) and with the Hyvä theme
The whole admin interface — every label, tooltip and guide — is available in:
Magento automatically shows the module in whichever language each admin user has configured — no setup needed.
These are real measurements from a production deployment, not lab estimates — a live store syncing a genuine large supplier catalog (hundreds of thousands of SKUs, hundreds of thousands of images) on ordinary, non-exotic server hardware.
| Test | Volume | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Full catalog sync (products, prices, stock, categories) | 339,707 feed rows | 2m 01s, 0 errors |
| Stock & price-only sync | 340,467 feed rows | 7.2s, 0 errors |
| Direct-write throughput (SQL strategy, batched) | 500 products/batch | ~600 products/second |
| Parallel image downloads vs sequential | same image set | 3.9x faster |
| Catalog scale handled in production | up to 708,000 images | compressed & queued without blocking catalog sync |
Test server: 12-core Intel Xeon E5-2690 @ 2.90GHz, 10GB RAM, PHP 8.5, with the database on a separate dedicated server — a standard mid-range setup, not high-end hardware. The 600 products/second figure compares to roughly 1 product/second with Magento's native import mechanism on the same data.
Full installation steps and a complete field-by-field user guide (mapping, formulas, configurable and grouped products, categories, images, scheduling, CLI) live on their own reference page:
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Current version: v3.0.0
First public release, renamed to MMIS (Massive Multifeed
Import&Sync), with CLI commands under the mmis: prefix. Main changes:
Internal development phase: introduced the Import Profiles architecture, per-profile feed and category discovery, and a dedicated sync log tab.
Initial internal milestones: multi-format feed reading (CSV/XML/JSON) and the first field-mapping engine.