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Merchant Feed Submissions

Product data is validated, enriched and submitted to Google Merchant - with disapprovals tracked and fixed.

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TRIGGER Catalogue changes new or updated products DATA STEP Build feed map fields DATA STEP Validate required attributes AI STEP Fix & enrich titles, descriptions RESULT Submit to merchant programme DATA STEP Poll status approved or disapproved HUMAN CHECKPOINT Review issues exceptions only TRIGGER Catalogue changes new or updated products DATA STEP Build feed map fields DATA STEP Validate required attributes AI STEP Fix & enrich titles, descriptions RESULT Submit to merchant programme DATA STEP Poll status approved or disapproved HUMAN CHECKPOINT Review issues exceptions only
TriggerData stepAI stepHuman checkpointResult

Aggregated main logic. Real projects add error handling, retries and logging around every step.

The problem

Shopping listings fail quietly when data is incomplete; fixing them by hand is endless.

  1. Product records are mapped into the format the merchant programme expects.
  2. Validation catches missing or malformed attributes before submission.
  3. An AI step improves weak titles and descriptions within your rules.
  4. Status is polled and disapprovals come back as a short list of fixes.

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