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How to set up RSS Feed

Authentication

Most RSS feeds are public and don’t require authentication. However, if you need to access protected feeds:
  1. Add the RSS Feed integration in Cargo
  2. Configure optional headers if authentication is required:
    • Public headers: Visible values
    • Secret headers: Encrypted values (API keys, tokens)

RSS Feed data models

Fetch RSS Feed

Pull items from any RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, or Atom feed. Required fields:
  • Feed URL: The URL of the RSS or Atom feed
Features:
  • Supports standard RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, and Atom formats
  • Minimum 30-minute sync interval
  • Automatically parses feed structure
Example feed URLs:
https://techcrunch.com/feed/
https://feeds.bbci.co.uk/news/rss.xml
https://www.lesechos.fr/rss/finance.xml

Feed item data

RSS feed items typically include:
FieldDescription
titleItem title
linkURL to full article
descriptionSummary or excerpt
pubDatePublication date
authorAuthor name
categoryContent categories
guidUnique identifier
contentFull content (if available)

Protected feeds

For feeds requiring authentication, configure headers: API Key authentication:
Key: Authorization
Value: Bearer your-api-key
Type: Secret
Basic authentication:
Key: Authorization
Value: Basic base64(username:password)
Type: Secret

Best practices

  • Use reliable, stable feed URLs
  • Set appropriate sync intervals based on feed update frequency
  • Filter items by date to process only new content
  • Combine with entity extraction for company/topic matching
  • Store feed GUIDs to avoid reprocessing
  • Handle feed errors gracefully (feeds can be unreliable)

Use cases

  • Sales triggers: Company announcements, funding news
  • Competitive intel: Competitor blog and press monitoring
  • Industry research: Track trends and developments
  • Content curation: Aggregate relevant content
  • Account monitoring: Follow target account news

Supported formats

FormatDescription
RSS 2.0Most common RSS format
RSS 1.0Older RDF-based RSS format
AtomModern XML-based feed format