For website owners
If this name appeared in your server logs, this page explains what visited, why, and how to limit or stop it.
User agent
EagleLyticsBot/1.0 (+https://eaglelytics.com/bot)What it does
EagleLytics® helps online retailers keep their stores in step with the suppliers they buy from. When a retailer adds a supplier website, EagleLyticsBot reads that site's public product pages and product feeds to record each product's SKU, price and whether it is in stock. The retailer uses that to stop selling items you have run out of.
How it behaves
robots.txt and apply the rules for both EagleLyticsBot and *. Disallowed paths are never fetched. The file is re-read at least every 24 hours.products.json, the WooCommerce Store API or the BigCommerce storefront API, we read that instead of visiting product pages one by one. A whole catalog is usually two or three requests.Crawl-delay wins when it is stricter. We back off on 429 and 503 responses.How to limit or block it
Changes take effect the next time we read the file, which is at least once a day and before every scan once the previous copy expires.
Prefer not to edit robots.txt? Email support@eaglelytics.com with your domain and we will add it to our exclusion list, which blocks it for every EagleLytics® account.
User-agent: EagleLyticsBot
Disallow: /Seconds between requests. We honour it whenever it is stricter than our own limits.
User-agent: EagleLyticsBot
Crawl-delay: 10User-agent: EagleLyticsBot
Disallow: /wholesale/
Disallow: /account/Why a retailer might be reading your store
A retailer who stocks your products asked EagleLytics® to watch your public listings so their store stops selling an item the moment you mark it sold out, and picks it back up when you restock. Questions about that relationship are for the retailer. Questions about the crawler, or about any business data we hold, are for us: support@eaglelytics.com, or see our policies.