Magento Shop View Mapping

The Magento Shop View Mapping import job pulls store view configuration data from your Magento 2 store and saves it as part of your credential in UnoPim.

This is a one-time setup step that makes it easier to map Magento store views to UnoPim channels, locales, and currencies - which is required for accurate product data export and import.

What Is a Store View in Magento?

In Magento 2, a store view defines a specific language, currency, and storefront configuration within a store. A single Magento store can have multiple store views - for example:

• en_US for English (United States)
• fr_FR for French (France)
• de_DE for German (Germany)

Each store view can show a different language and currency to shoppers. When exporting from UnoPim, product data is sent to the correct store view based on the mapping you set up.

Why This Matters

Without store view mapping, UnoPim cannot know which Magento store view corresponds to which UnoPim channel, locale, or currency.

Once this mapping is configured, all subsequent export and import jobs use it automatically - so you don't have to reconfigure it every time.

How to Create the Import Job

Go to Data Transfer > Imports > Create Import Profile.

Select Magento Shop View Mapping as the import type.

Enter a unique code and a name for the job, then save it.

Available Filters

Filter	Required	Description
Credential	Yes	Select the Magento 2 store credential you want to fetch store views for.

What Gets Imported

This job reads the following from Magento 2:

• All available store views with their codes and labels.
• The associated store groups and websites.

The data is saved to the credential's extras so it can be used when you configure the store view mapping manually in the credential settings.

Running the Import

Click Import Now to start the process.

Once complete, check the job summary. The store view data is now stored in your Magento credential in UnoPim.

Next Step: Map Store Views to UnoPim Channels

After running this import, go to:

Magento 2 Connector > Credentials > Edit Credential

In the Store View Mapping section, you will see the store views fetched from Magento. For each store view, select the corresponding:

• UnoPim Channel
• Locale
• Currency

For example:

Magento Store View	UnoPim Channel	Locale	Currency
en_US	ecommerce	en_US	USD
fr_FR	ecommerce	fr_FR	EUR

Once this mapping is saved, all export and import jobs that use this credential will automatically apply the correct store view, locale, and currency for product data.

Best Practice

Run the Shop View Mapping import as early as possible in your setup - ideally right after creating your Magento credentials. Completing this step before running product exports ensures that localized product data is sent to the correct Magento store views.

If your Magento store is restructured or new store views are added, re-run this import job and update the mapping accordingly.