💫 Getting Started
Dashboard
Dashboard The Dashboard helps you monitor your product feeds, track sync status across advertising channels, and quickly access tools to optimize feed performance. Welcome & Plan Overview This section provides a quick overview of your store activity and current subscription usage. Welcome, <store name>! Displays your Shopify store name. Active feeds & last sync Shows: Number of feeds Latest synchronization time Plan information Displays: Current subscription plan ProduSome readersCreate your first feed
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
🔑 Sync To GMC Settings
Sync to GMC Settings
Omega Feed supports two sync methods for Google Merchant Center (GMC): API Sync — connect directly to Google Merchant Center (products are pushed via the Content API) XML Feed — generate a feed URL for manual submission to Google Merchant Center or other platforms Step 1: Open Google Shopping Channel From Shopify Admin: Sidebar → Google Shopping On the empty state screen ("No feeds created yet — Create a feed to sync products from Shopify to GMC"), click + Create first feed  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🔖 Default Settings
Set global default values for your products to ensure smooth and accurate data syncing with Google Merchant Center (GMC). Product Preference Product title: How the name of a product will be displayed Product description preference: Default product description: Use the standard product description. SEO description: Use SEO-optimized description (meta descriptionFew readers🌱 Google Merchant Center Product Status
Track the approval status of your products, identify issues, and optimize your listings to improve ad performance. Filter Google Channel in Products page Google Merchant Center Status include: Synced: The products are submitted to Google Merchant Center. They may be approved or disapproved in the Merchant Center. Please check the diagnostics tab of the Merchant Center for current sSome readers❌ Sold-out Items Management
This feature helps you control how out-of-stock products are handled when syncing to Google Merchant Center (GMC). 🔄 How it works Option: ☐ Sold-out items management When enabled Products will be automatically removed from your GMC feed as soon as their inventory hits zero. Once restocked, the system will automatically re-sync and push the products back tFew readers⚡ Google shopping category mapping
Map your product data to the correct Google product categories for improved visibility and accuracy in Merchant Center. What is Google Category Mapping? Google Category Mapping lets you assign specific Google product categories to your products based on: 🏷️ Product tags 🗂️ Product types 🏢 Product vendors This ensures that your products are submitted with the correct category format recognized by Google Shopping. How to Add a Google Category Mapping **ChooFew readers📈 UTM Tracking
Learn how to enable UTM tracking to add parameters to your product URLs. This helps you track traffic sources and campaign performance in tools like Google Analytics. ✅ Enable UTM Tracking ☑️ Check the box to enable “UTM Tracking Parameters to URL.” This will automatically append UTM parameters to your product URLs when syncing to Google Merchant Center. ![UTM fieds eSome readers
📌 Manage Products
Manage 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. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/8/Few readers⚡ Filter the products
Manage products efficiently with a variety of customizable filters By clicking the search button, you can search and filter the products using various filtering rules: Custom label 0 Custom label 1 Custom label 2 Custom label 3 Custom label 4 Gender Google product categories Types Tags Vendor CollectionFew readers🪄 Bulk edit products
Efficiently update multiple product attributes at once, saving time and ensuring consistency across your product feed. Go to the Products menu. Select the products you want to bulk edit, then click the "Bulk Assign" button. Choose the field that you want to customize. Enter the value for the selected field and click "Apply"  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 readers⭐ 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
🛎️ Sync To Microsoft Shopping
Sync product to Microsoft Shopping
This guide will walk you through the process of syncing your products to Microsoft Shopping using Omega Google & Facebook Feed 1️⃣Step 1: Connect to Microsoft Merchant Center Log in to your Omega Google & Facebook Feed account. Navigate to the Menu section and select Sync to Microsoft Merchant. Click Connect Microsoft account and authorize Omega GooFew readersCreate Microsoft Feed XML
Getting started In your Shopify admin, open Omega Feed. In the app menu on the left, click More channels. Unlike Google Shopping, Facebook & Instagram, and TikTok Shop — which each have their own menu item — Microsoft, Pinterest, and Klaviyo all share this single More channels page. At the top of the page you'll see the More channels heading: "Explore and connect with more marketplaces to expand your brand's reach and drive more sales." Use the channel tabs to picFew readers🌱 Microsoft Merchant Center Product Status
Monitor the status of your products synced to Microsoft Merchant Center (MMC) and real-time updates on product approvals, disapprovals Filter Microsoft channel on Products page Microsoft Merchant Center Status include: Synced: The products are submitted to Microsoft Merchant Center. They may be approved or disapproved in the Merchant Center. Please check tFew readers
💎 Sync to Facebook/Meta Catalog
Create a Facebook feed
Create Facebook Feed Omega Feed supports two sync methods for Facebook & Instagram: API Sync — connect directly to Meta Catalog XML Feed — generate a feed URL for manual submission Step 1: Open Facebook & Instagram Channel From Shopify Admin: Sidebar → Omega Feed → Facebook & Instagram On the empty state screen, click: + Create first feed StPopular📦 How to Add Inventory Status for Your Products?
The Add Inventory Status feature helps you decide whether your product availability should follow real Shopify stock or always stay “In Stock” when syncing to Google Shopping, Facebook, and other channels. 🧭 What this feature does Using Bulk assign → Assign inventory tracked, you can: ✔️ Make products follow your real Shopify stock (Tracked) ✔️ Make products always appear In Stock on Google Shopping (Untracked) 🔄 Sync these settings back to Shopify automatically 🌐 ImproveFew 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 readers🔗 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 AdvanFew readers
🔎 Mapping Fields
How to Use the Mapping Field?
Omega Google & Facebook Feed allows you to map Shopify fields to corresponding channel fields (Google Merchant Center, Meta/Facebook, Microsoft Merchant Center, and XML feed). This helps ensure your product data is properly formatted and synced for each advertising channel. Supported Sync Channels We support Field Mapping in the following channels: XML Feed Google Merchant Center (GMC) Sync Microsoft Merchant Center (MMC) Sync Facebook Sync What We’ve DFew readers🧩 Custom Mapping Field & Rules
Optimize your product feed for better ad performance, not just approval. By default, Omega already maps the required fields to help your products get approved on ad channels. Custom Mapping is where you go further - to tailor your product data based on your ad strategy, targeting, and campaign structure. 🎯 When should you use this? Use Custom Mapping when you want to: Improve ad relevance & CTR Structure data for better campaign segmentation Customize content for difFew readers⚙️ Automated Rules
Automated Rules is the Add Rule in Mapping Fields feature that allows you to create flexible and automated mapping conditions between your product data and the destination feed fields (such as Google Merchant Center fields). These rules help ensure better categorization, campaign structuring, and ad optimization. ✅ Step-by-Step: Add a Custom Rule Go to Mapping Fields **NavigFew readers
🈯 Translations – Sync Multilingual Product Content
➕ Add new language
Before importing or editing translations, make sure the language you need is already enabled in your Shopify store. If your target language isn’t listed: 1️⃣ Open the language dropdown in the Translations section. 2️⃣ Click Add new language (as shown below) You will be redirected to your Shopify admin to add the new language.  via Omega Google & Facebook Feed . Steps to Follow Go to the Product Settings tab of each channel in Omega Google & Facebook Feed. In the Market Information section, select: Country of sale **CurFew readers
Translations – Sync Multilingual Product Content
Allow Omega Google & Facebook Feed to help you localize your product titles and descriptions for target countries and sync them to Shopping channel — all in just a few clicks. By syncing translations directly to **Shopping Channel (GMC, MMC, Facebook catalog,..) **via your Shopify store, you can improve ad relevance, increase click-through rates, and expand your global reach — without extra effort. This guide walks you through how to enable translation permissions, import translations from ShopiFew readersCreate TikTok Feed XML
Getting started In your Shopify admin, open Omega Feed and select TikTok Shop from the menu. Click Create feed now to open the setup wizard. Step 1 — Feed setup This is where you decide which products to include. Feed details Feed name (required) — Enter a name for your feed (up to 50 characters). This is how you'll recognize the feed in your list.Few readers