Yes. MachineTools dot com publishes CSV exports per dealer. Point SleekRank at the file or a scheduled REST endpoint, set cache duration to match the feed cadence, and SleekRank reconciles rows on each refresh. New units create URLs, sold units expire.

Include stock or serial in the slug. The example haas-vf-3-4th-axis-stock-3120 uses brand, model, accessory, and stock so multiple identical machines coexist on the site. The sheet needs a stable identifier column for the slug.

Spindle hours is a column in the row. Map it to a selector and the template renders it as a badge. Buyers filter on spindle hours via query-string filters that read the column directly. Control version and tooling bundle work the same way.

Rigging is destination and weight-specific, so the page renders a rigging quote request block in WordPress rather than a static estimate. The block reads machine weight and dimensions from the row via a selector mapping for the quote form.

The page group renders any machine type. Add a type column to the row. The template adjusts spec fields conditionally via a selector mapping, so press brakes show tonnage and bed length while VMCs show travels, all in the same URL pattern.

Yes if the row carries required Product fields. Map slug, name, image, brand, condition, offers price, and offers priceCurrency. The rich results test flags any missing fields so the broker patches the sheet rather than the template.

Yes. Add a status column with values available and sold. Configure the page group to render sold rows with a sold-badge variant via a conditional selector. The URL stays indexed, the schema price clears, and a sold tag appears in the listing.

Add a status column. Filter the page group on status equals available. Machines in inspection stay in the sheet but do not render URLs. When inspection clears, the next cache refresh creates the page automatically without staff intervention.