💫 Getting Started
Sell your products on ChatGPT with an OpenAI feed
Sell your products on ChatGPT with an OpenAI feed Omega Feed builds a product file in the format OpenAI expects, so your Shopify products can show up in ChatGPT search results and ChatGPT Ads. You create the feed in Omega, then paste its URL into your OpenAI merchant account, and OpenAI fetches the file on its own schedule. This article covers: Get access on OpenAI. Create the OpenAI (ChatGPT) feed in Omega. Connect the feed URL in OpenAI. . Channel Where your products appear How Omega syncsFew readersImprove your catalog match rate
Improve your catalog match rate Your catalog match rate tells you how many of the products shoppers view, add to cart or buy on your store can be matched to a product in your ad catalog. A low match rate means dynamic ads, retargeting and conversion reports can't tell which product a shopper looked at. This article covers: How matching works — the same rule on every channel. Find the Content ID your pixel sends — on Facebook and Google. Compare it with the ID Omega sendsFew readersDashboard
Dashboard The Dashboard helps you monitor your product feeds, track synchronization status across advertising channels, and quickly access tools to optimize your feed performance. Welcome & Plan Overview This section shows your store name and your plan usage. Welcome, <store name>! Displays your Shopify store name. Active feeds & last sync Shows: Number of feeds: Total number of product feeds currently active. Latest synchronization time: The exact time your data was lSome readersFeed Onboarding
This guide helps you create your first product feed and sync products to Meta or Google in just a few minutes. 📌 Free plan note After installing the app, your store starts on the Free plan by default. Free plan includes: Up to 100 synced products 1 feed Weekly auto-sync If you want to sync more products, you can: Finish onboarding first, then upgrade later Or simply Skip for now and upgrade anytime from the Pricing page.  Destination platform: Facebook, Google, TikTok, Microsoft, Pinterest, Klaviyo. API feed Omega pushes products through the platform's native API (only FB and Google support this). Fast sync, no URL refresh needed. XML feed | Omega generates a URL, you paste it into the platform. The platform fetches it on a schedule. Used forFew readers
📌 Product hub
Manage Product Hub
Product Hub The Product Hub is your central dashboard to monitor synced products, track channel approvals, and quickly resolve product data issues. Overview Track the real-time sync status of your Shopify products across three quick-filter tabs. All products — Total number of items currently synced to Omega Feed. Approved — Products successfully approved by your active marketing channels.  at the top right corner of the product table to expand the search bar. Type in the Search in product title bar to search by text, OR click the Add filter + button to apply advancedFew readers🚀 Edit a product
How to Edit Product Details You can customize individual product information directly within Omega Feed to optimize your feeds for marketing channels. Accessing Product Details Go to the Product hub menu. Click on the specific product you want to modify. Customizing Options SwFew readers
💎 Sync to Facebook/Meta Catalog
🔗 Ready for Facebook Dynamic Ads
Connect Facebook Pixel to Your Catalog for Dynamic Ads To run Dynamic Product Ads (DPA) on Facebook and Instagram, your catalog must be linked with a Pixel (event source). This enables Facebook to show the right product to the right person based on their behavior on your site. ⚠️ Why this is important? If you skip this step, your catalog **cannot be used in AdvanSome readers🛡️ Permission Checklist: Facebook Catalog
You need permission to update Shopify product changes to a Catalog Before syncing your Shopify products to Facebook Catalog using FeedNexa, you must ensure you have the correct permissions. Without the right access level, the sync may fail or update incorrectly. This checklist ensures your account is properly connected and has the right permission scope to manage the Facebook Catalog successfully. ✅ Check Facebook Business Manager Access To manage Facebook Catalogs,Few readersSync Products to Facebook Catalog
Sync Products to Facebook Catalog Omega Feed supports two dynamic sync methods to distribute your Shopify products to Facebook Catalog: API Sync (Recommended): Connects directly via Meta Conversions API for automated catalog synchronization and real-time status updates. XML Feed: Generates a standardized feed URL for manual submission to Facebook Catalog or other supported platforms. 📍 Navigation: From Shopify Admin: Sidebar → Omega Feed → Facebook & Instagram 
Sync Products to Google Merchant Center (GMC) Omega Feed supports two dynamic sync methods to distribute your Shopify products to Google Merchant Center (GMC): API Sync (Recommended): Connects directly via Google Content API for automated catalog synchronization and real-time status updates. XML Feed: Generates a standardized feed URL for manual submission to GMC or other supported platforms. 📍 Navigation: From Shopify Admin: Sidebar → Omega Feed → Google Shopping  Create a Contact Page Go to Shopify Admin → Content → Online Store → **Add PaFew readersHow to Add Refund Policy & Terms of Service Pages to the Footer Navigation Menu
1. Create or Verify the Refund Policy & Terms of Service Pages Before adding them to the menu, make sure these two pages already exist in Shopify. Step 1: Go to Pages From Shopify Admin → Online Store → Pages Step 2: Check if these pages already exist: Refund Policy Terms of Service If not, create them: Click Add page Enter the page titleFew readers📈 How to setup UTM Tracking
📈 How to setup UTM Tracking Learn how to enable UTM tracking to add custom marketing parameters to your product URLs. This helps you track traffic sources and marketing campaign performance in reporting tools like Google Analytics. 🧾 Understanding UTM Fields Field Example Value Description UTM Source google Identifies where your store traffic originates (e.g., google, facebook). UTM Medium | cpc | Identifies the type of traffic or advertising chanFew readers
🧩 Product feeds
⭐ How to add XML feed to Facebook Catalog?
If you're using Omega Google & Facebook Feed to generate an XML feed for your Shopify store, here's how to add it to your Facebook Catalog and start running Dynamic Product Ads (DPA) effectively. Step 1: Go to Meta Commerce Manager Visit: https://business.facebook.com/commerce Select the Business Account that owns your Catalog - you want to add feed Under Assets, choose Catalogs, then click your catalog (e.g. Omega Google &Some readers⭐ How to add XML feed to GMC?
Adding an XML feed to Google Merchant Center (GMC) allows you to keep your product data updated automatically. Follow these steps to submit your XML feed to GMC using FeedNexa. Step 1: Generate Your XML Feed in Omega Feed From the XML feeds list page, Click Copy URL to copy the XML feed link Step 2: Log in to Google Merchant Center Go to [Google Merchant Center Next.](https:Some readersManage Feed Products
Each Feed setting will include a list of products at the variant level. This data is generated from the shop’s Shopify product data, based on the configuration/settings of that specific feed. Clicking on each product will open the variant details, where you can preview the data that will be pushed to the channel. . These rules help you automate product categorization, structure ad campaigns, and optimize feed data without changing your store's original data. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Setup Guide Step 1: Getting Started Open your feed setup configuration and navigate to the Mapping rules tab. Click +Add your first rules(if crSome readersMapping Field
Mapping fields Omega Feed allows you to map Shopify fields to corresponding channel fields (such as Google Merchant Center, Meta/Facebook, etc.). This ensures your product data is properly formatted, compliant, and correctly synced across all advertising platforms. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Setup Guide Step 1: Getting Started Open your feed setup configuration Navigate to the Mapping fields tab. . Step 1: Configure Feed Settings in the App Go to the Feed setup tab in your feed details. In the Market settings section, select Target a specific market. Choose your target Market, Country, Currency, and select your newly published Language (e.g., Korean). ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/websiFew readers