Retail product data powers a wide range of applications - price comparison tools, furniture visualizers, inventory management systems, affiliate feeds, and shopping assistants. Happy Endpoint covers two major retail platforms: IKEA (global home furnishings) and Kohl’s (US department store).
IKEA Pro API
IKEA is one of the world’s largest furniture and home goods retailers, operating in 60+ countries with a catalog of over 12,000 products. The IKEA Pro API gives you structured access to that catalog in real time.
Product search - search by keyword across IKEA’s global catalog with filters for category and market. Returns product name, price, currency, and direct product URL.
Category browse - IKEA’s full category tree from top-level department down to sub-category. Useful for systematic catalog ingestion or building browse-style navigation on top of IKEA data.
Product details - the full product record including name, dimensions, materials, available colors, price, sale price, product images, and assembly information.
Store stock levels - per-store inventory status so you can show users whether a specific product is available at their local IKEA before they visit.
Store locator - all IKEA stores by country, with addresses and opening hours.
Multi-country support - query pricing for the same product across different markets. Useful for cross-border price comparison and grey market analysis.
Kohl’s Data API
Kohl’s is one of the largest US department store chains, with a product mix covering clothing, footwear, home goods, and outdoor equipment. The API covers the full product catalog and transaction-level detail including promotions.
Product search - keyword search with category, brand, price range, and rating filters. Returns pricing including Kohl’s Cash promotions and sale prices.
Product details - full record with name, brand, category, price, sale price, inventory status, images, and product variants (color, size).
Customer reviews - rating, review text, date, and verified purchase status per product.
Pricing data - current and promotional pricing, including Kohl’s Cash events that affect effective product cost.
Category tree - the full Kohl’s category hierarchy for systematic catalog coverage.
Use cases
Furniture comparison tools - pull product details, pricing, and stock availability from IKEA to build comparison features or room-planning tools that reference live catalog data.
Price monitoring - track promotional events at IKEA and Kohl’s. Both retailers run frequent seasonal and clearance promotions; automated monitoring is more reliable than manual checks.
Affiliate feed management - keep affiliate product feeds current. Retail feeds go stale quickly as prices, availability, and product lines change across markets.
Inventory intelligence - IKEA’s per-store stock endpoint is rare in retail APIs. Applications that route customers to the nearest store with availability, or that track stock depletion patterns, benefit from this granularity.
Shopping assistants - enrich product recommendations with live price and availability so users see what is actually purchasable at the shown price.
Retail analytics - category structure and pricing data across two major retail chains provides a foundation for competitive analysis, market basket modeling, and assortment planning.
Noon marketplace and Houzz home data
The Noon API provides product search, seller offers, Buy Box information and reviews across Middle East storefronts. For home shopping and renovation research, the Houzz API combines furniture products with design photos and professional directories.