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Connect Google Merchant Center to Magistry

Connect Google Merchant Center for diff-based feed pushes, disapprovals ranked by ad spend at risk, and supplemental labels — audited end to end.

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What Magistry does with Google Merchant Center

Diff-based product feed pushes over the Merchant API — hourly-safe builds where only changed offers move.

Disapprovals ranked by ad spend at risk, with an auto-fix loop and a feed guard watching every push.

Account-issue monitoring and per-product status sync, surfaced in each product's deep view.

Supplemental feed labels from performance cohorts, powering PMax asset-group targeting.

Price competitiveness and merchant insights pulled into the Marketing Brain's decision context.

Gated provider migration (e.g. from Simprosys) with offer-id parity analysis, so Google keeps your PMax learning history through the cutover.

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How to connect Google Merchant Center

Connections happen in the dashboard's integrations hub. Everything starts propose-only — autonomy is a separate step you take later.
  1. 1Open Settings → Integrations and choose Connect Merchant Center.
  2. 2Sign in with Google and select the Merchant Center account.
  3. 3Review the feed configuration per market — attributes, rules, and GPC classification.
  4. 4Confirm the first push yourself; after that, diff-based pushes keep the feed current.

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Common questions

Will switching feed providers reset my PMax learning?

That's exactly what the migration tooling protects against. The cutover runs offer-id parity analysis so the ids Google already knows are preserved, and the whole process is gated, resumable, and operator-confirmed at each phase.

Does Magistry overwrite my existing feed?

No blind overwrites. Pushes are diff-based — only changed offers move — and the provider cutover is a phased, operator-confirmed migration with a report you can read at every step.

How are disapprovals prioritized?

By ad spend at risk: a disapproved offer that carries paid traffic ranks above one that doesn't, so fixes land where they protect revenue first.

Does it support multiple markets?

Yes — feed configuration is per market, so titles, currencies, and rules can differ per country while staying in one audited pipeline.

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Put Google Merchant Center on the audit trail.

Connect it in the dashboard, watch what the agents propose, and approve the moves you like. Nothing executes without a gate you set.

Free plan, no card · Propose-only by default · Kill switch always yours