Retail channels
Connect Google Merchant Center product IDs, titles, prices, availability, and product links with the commerce data your team already uses. Spot feed differences sooner and bring product updates into a clearer workflow.
Google Merchant Center holds the product information shown across Google Shopping and free listings: product ID, title, price, availability, and product page link. Unison connects those details with your catalog, so your team can compare feed and site information alongside Google Ads activity on the Unison platform.
See the Merchant Center feed’s product IDs, titles, prices, availability, and product links beside the corresponding catalog details, making it easier to find where Google and your store differ.
Compare the ID, title, and product page link Google uses with the matching store listing. A shared product view helps teams spot catalog gaps across Google and other marketplaces.
Review the site price alongside the Merchant Center price to find differences that may need attention, without gathering the information from separate reports.
See Merchant Center availability alongside store inventory information and understand when feed details may need to be refreshed to reflect the catalog.
Where updates to price or availability are in scope, Unison can prepare them for review before they are applied. Your team remains in control of the feed and the final approval.
When price or availability updates are part of the agreed scope, proposed changes can be reviewed before they return to Merchant Center. This keeps product updates visible and gives your team the final say.
Unison can bring available feed and catalog information into AI-assisted workflows. Your team defines the information and actions in scope, and retains approval over any agreed update.
People continue to manage workflows that require the Merchant Center interface or a manual feed upload. Unison helps keep product details visible together without taking over your account.
Start with Merchant Center details alongside your store catalog. When product prices or availability change, teams can see which details may need attention, compare catalog coverage across channels, and coordinate a reviewed update in the workflow they already use.
We’ll discuss how you build and update the feed, who owns product data, and where connected information would save your team time.
We learn how the feed is built and updated, and who should review any price or availability change. That keeps the connection aligned with your team’s existing process.
We’ll identify the channels you want to compare with Google, so product coverage and feed differences are easier to review in one place.
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