No file. No export. No endpoint to dig up.
All Auto Network builds websites for exotic, classic and luxury dealerships - the kind of inventory where a single listing is worth more than most dealers' entire lot. If your dealership runs one, the inventory is already published behind the site. Ducted finds it from the address alone.
Paste the dealership website address and Ducted works out where the inventory lives. No endpoint to find, no ID to look up, nothing to ask your website vendor for.
Only vehicles that are actually for sale come through: sold inventory and vehicles waiting on their first real photo are filtered out at the source, so neither a sold car nor a placeholder image can ever reach a paid ad slot.
Once resolved, the full catalog is available as a project source. AutoMap scores the columns against the vehicle template and pre-fills the best match. You confirm or tweak.
The inventory arrives as structured records, not page text. Every vehicle carries the fields a vehicle feed actually needs:
Photos come through as at least the main image, and vehicles that have no real photo yet never come through at all - so a grey placeholder cannot end up in an ad you paid for. If your channel needs additional images, add them from a second source with Feed Mixer.
Dealer groups get their whole group in one source: All Auto Network publishes the group's combined inventory behind each of its sites, so a multi-brand group sees every rooftop's vehicles together and can split them by make into separate feeds.
All Auto Network publishes inventory as part of how the site itself works, which means the data is always as current as the dealership's own pages. It also means the shape can change when the site is rebuilt. Ducted checks every refresh and tells you if the source stops looking the way it should, rather than quietly serving an empty feed.
One mapped catalog, one output feed per channel. Each template carries that platform's required fields, accepted values and format rules.
Recognised platforms, files, feed URLs, REST APIs, or no source at all.
Check what your current vehicle feed would fail on, free and without an account, or start mapping now.