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Everything you need to integrate a store, read optimized catalog data, and plug Optisleek into your stack — API reference, examples, SDKs, and webhooks.

example — fetch an optimized feed

# Get a category, already sorted by your business rules
curl https://api.optisleek.com/v1/exports/{export_id} \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $OPTISLEEK_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

# → products in optimized order, with your
#   variables, labels and filtering applied

Build on the Optisleekplatform

Everything you need to integrate a store, read optimized catalog data, and plug Optisleek into your stack — API reference, examples, SDKs, and webhooks.

example — fetch an optimized feed

# Get a category, already sorted by your business rules
curl https://api.optisleek.com/v1/exports/{export_id} \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $OPTISLEEK_API_KEY" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

# → products in optimized order, with your
#   variables, labels and filtering applied

Start here

Four entry points, depending on what you're building.

API Docs

Authentication, endpoints, and parameters for the full platform API.

Read the reference →

SDKs

Client libraries and the tracking snippet for your storefront.

Get the SDKs →

Webhooks

Get notified when sorting runs, exports refresh, or data syncs complete.

Set up webhooks →

Examples

Real-world recipes for feeds, sorting rules, and segmentation.

Browse examples →

API Docs

Authentication, endpoints, and parameters for the full platform API.

Read the reference →

SDKs

Client libraries and the tracking snippet for your storefront.

Get the SDKs →

Webhooks

Get notified when sorting runs, exports refresh, or data syncs complete.

Set up webhooks →

Examples

Real-world recipes for feeds, sorting rules, and segmentation.

Browse examples →

What teams build

with the API

Short recipes in problem → solution → result form.

Dynamic sorting rules

Problem: Categories go stale as sales and stock change during the day.
Solution: Sorting rules combine your variables into a live ranking per category.
Result: The storefront re-orders itself — no manual updates, no developer tickets.

XML labeling for ads

Problem: Ad platforms treat the whole catalog the same, wasting spend on weak products.
Solution: Labels and filters in the XML export segment products by performance.
Result: Dynamic ads target the products most likely to convert.

Multi-format feed outputs

Problem: Every channel wants the catalog in a different shape and format.
Solution: One catalog, exported as JSON, CSV, or XML with per-channel logic.
Result: Every destination gets the right data — from a single source of truth.

Dynamic sorting rules

Problem: Categories go stale as sales and stock change during the day.
Solution: Sorting rules combine your variables into a live ranking per category.
Result: The storefront re-orders itself — no manual updates, no developer tickets.

XML labeling for ads

Problem: Ad platforms treat the whole catalog the same, wasting spend on weak products.
Solution: Labels and filters in the XML export segment products by performance.
Result: Dynamic ads target the products most likely to convert.

Multi-format feed outputs

Problem: Every channel wants the catalog in a different shape and format.
Solution: One catalog, exported as JSON, CSV, or XML with per-channel logic.
Result: Every destination gets the right data — from a single source of truth.

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The full reference, authentication guide, and endpoint catalog are in the docs.

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