# Connect your sources in Vestis Atlas

> See where Vestis Atlas reads your products from and sends them back, import from a connected source, disconnect it, and check your product pages.

Source: https://docs.vestislabs.com/atlas/connect-your-sources-in-vestis-atlas/

The **Integrations** page shows where Vestis Atlas reads your products from and where it sends them back. It also lets you check that Atlas product data is on your product pages.

**Where to find it:** Integrations

## Read the list of sources

Each row is a source. A state on the row shows where it stands:

| State | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| **Connected** | Atlas can import from this source. |
| **Needs attention** | The connection has a problem. The row shows **Connection error** with the reason. |
| **Not connected** | The source is available but not connected. |

At the bottom, two rows are **Always available**: **CSV import** (**Upload CSV**) and **Export CSV** (**Download CSV**). **Upload CSV** opens the catalogue import. **Download CSV** downloads your approved product data. See [Import a catalogue CSV into Vestis Atlas](https://docs.vestislabs.com/atlas/import-a-catalogue-csv-into-vestis-atlas/).

## Vestis Platform

If you use Vestis Platform, the connection is set up there, not in Atlas. In Platform, go to **Settings → Integrations → Vestis Atlas** and choose **Connect Vestis Atlas**. The connection then appears under the sources list as soon as it finishes. See [Connect Vestis Atlas from Vestis Platform](https://docs.vestislabs.com/atlas/connect-vestis-atlas-from-vestis-platform/).

## Shopify

Click **Show setup steps** on the **Shopify** row to add your product data to your store by hand. See [Copy Atlas style JSONL into Shopify](https://docs.vestislabs.com/atlas/copy-atlas-style-jsonl-into-shopify/).
If your source is not in the list, you can upload a CSV instead.

If your store is already connected through Vestis Platform, Atlas shows a notice instead of a connect option. Platform publishes the finished product data, which keeps one publisher rather than two writing to the same fields.

## Import and sync from a connected source

1. **Check the connection**
   Find the connected row. It shows the source, its address if it has one, **Connected**, and either **Last import** with a date or **No import yet**.

   

2. **Click the import button**
   Click the import button on the row, for example **Import from Shopify**, **Import from TechPack** or **Import products**. The result reads **Added … new, updated …, started enriching …**, with how many were skipped.

   

3. **Send approved products back**
   If the source can receive products, click **Sync all approved**. Atlas shows how many products it is sending and how many are already up to date. Each product gets a badge in your catalogue as it finishes.

   

If an import or sync fails, Atlas shows **Import failed. Check the connection and try again.** or **Sync failed. Check the connection and try again.**

## Disconnect a source

1. **Click "Disconnect"**
   On the connected row, click **Disconnect**.

   

2. **Confirm**
   In the dialog, click **Disconnect** to confirm or **Cancel** to keep the connection.

   

> [!NOTE]
> Imported products stay in Atlas and nothing already published changes. New imports stop until you connect again. For a Vestis Platform connection, disconnecting also cancels Atlas's access in Vestis Platform, so you reconnect by running **Connect** there again.

If a Vestis Platform connection shows **No brand identified**, click **Set one in AI visibility settings** to open **Settings** and add your brand profile.

## Check your product pages

The **On your product pages** section explains the small piece of code that tells Google and AI assistants what your product is made of, how it fits and what it costs. Paste it once into your Shopify theme. For other platforms, each approved product has its own steps.

1. **Copy the snippet**
   Click **Copy snippet**. If it contains an organisation id placeholder, replace it with your organisation id before pasting.

   

2. **Click "Check a product page"**
   After the snippet is in your theme, click **Check a product page**. The button reads **Check again** once you have checked before.

   

3. **Enter a product page address**
   Paste the address of any one of your product pages into **One of your product page addresses** and click **Check**. Atlas looks at the page and tells you what it finds.

   

The result is one of:

- **Installed**: Atlas product data was found on the page.
- **Installed, added by JavaScript**: the data is on the page but added by the browser. Search engines that run JavaScript see it, some AI systems may not.
- **Installed, but Atlas returned an error**: the snippet is present, but Atlas has no approved product under the SKU it asks for. Import your products again so Atlas learns every size and colour SKU.
- **Not found yet**: check the snippet is saved in your theme.
- **We couldn't open that page**: check the address and try again.

## Related

- [Manage your products in Vestis Atlas](https://docs.vestislabs.com/atlas/manage-your-products-in-vestis-atlas/)