Connect Curalate with ReSci

ReSci's integration with Curalate allows for Curalate images to be used in product recommendations rather than standard stock photos. For reference, Curalate's API documentation can be found here.

1. Sign up for Curalate and request a "dataSourceId" for their API.
2. Use the "Top images" API endpoint as shown in the example below.
   

   https://api-2.curalate.com/v1/media/:dataSourceId/images/top?filter=productId:Item_SKU&fallbackImage=productImageUrl

3. Replace the :dataSourceId parameter with the dataSourceId from Step 1.
4. Replace the filter=productId:Item_SKU" with filter=productId:{{rs_rmdl1}}, as shown in the example below.
5. Replace the fallbackImage=productImageUrl with fallbackImage={{ rs_riu1 }}, as shown in the example below.

• When setting up the API you should specify the fallbackimage parameter. While this isn't required, specifying the fallback image as {{ rs_riu# }} ensures that if a social image for the product isn't found,it uses the image specified by the items feed.
  

  https://api-2.curalate.com/v1/media/WoloukOXUpBbBEop/images/top?filter=productId:{{rs_rmdl1}}&fallbackImage={{ rs_riu1 }}

6. Insert the dynamic URL:

• If you're using the Template Builder, copy this link and insert it as the "Dynamic URL".
  
  
  
  
• If using the HTML editor, the complete image tag should resemble the following:
  

  <img src="https://api-2.curalate.com/v1/media/WoloukOXUpBbBEop/images/top?filter=productId:{{rs_rmdl1}}&fallbackImage={{ rs_riu1 }}"
      alt="{{ rs_rn1 }}" align="center" style="border: 0;padding-left: 10px;padding-right:
      10px;padding-bottom: 10px; padding-top: 10px;" border="0" width="150">

  
  
  

Once all of this is complete, when your email is sent, the image should be replaced with the Social Image pulled from Curalate!