> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://rosetta-ai.gitbook.io/help-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://rosetta-ai.gitbook.io/help-center/onboarding/getting-started/before-you-started.md).

# Before You Start

There are three things to do before you get started with Rosetta.ai:&#x20;

1. Get your **online store** ready at hand.&#x20;
2. For platforms other than Shopify: create a **Google Tag Manager** (GTM) account and connect it to your store.&#x20;
3. For platforms other than Shopify, Shopline, EasyStore and WACA: Determine the **product feed URL** for your store.

Read on for more information about each item!&#x20;

## Online Store&#x20;

Before you can use Rosetta AI, you must have a fully set-up and functioning online store. Rosetta.ai will automatically connect with the following platforms:&#x20;

* Shopify
* Shopline&#x20;
* WACA&#x20;
* 91APP&#x20;
* Cyberbiz&#x20;
* meepShop&#x20;
* EasyStore&#x20;

Don’t use one of these platforms? Don’t worry! When it comes time, you can just [**contact us**](https://calendly.com/rosetta-ai/schedule-a-30-minute-call-clone) and we’ll get you set up.&#x20;

## **Google Tag Manager**

Unless you are a Shopify user, GTM must be set up on your site before you can start to use Rosetta.ai. For a comprehensive overview of how to set up GTM, see Unit 2 of the free google course [**Google Tag Manager Fundamentals**](https://analytics.google.com/analytics/academy/course/5). You can also view the documentation [**here**](https://developers.google.com/tag-platform/tag-manager) for more information.

## Product Feed&#x20;

Unsure what a product feed is? The article [**here** ](https://www.datafeedwatch.com/academy/product-feed-specification#:~:text=A%20product%20feed%20or%20data,Google%20Shopping%2C%20Facebook%2C%20Amazon.)has a brief explanation of what a product feed is and examples of where it can be found.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Certain platforms with fixed product feed format, such as **Shopify, Shopline, EasyStore and WACA**, no longer need to input a product feed URL manually. It will be done through an automated process during the app set up!
{% endhint %}

For platforms that still requires manual product feed input, there will be an in-app guide on how to find your store's product feed URL, depending on which platform you are in. Contact us or your store platform's help center for assistance if you still have a problem finding it.

All Ready? Move on to [Account Setup](/help-center/onboarding/getting-started/account-setup.md).


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