Google Shopping Feed For Magento 2 (Adobe Commerce) provides store owners with the ability to show their products on the Google search page in a visual manner, next to all the competitors in line.
Allow Magento 2 (Adobe Commerce Cloud) store owners to create Google Product feeds for their store’s products, export the products to their Google Merchant account, and map the categories (many to many) in Magento with Google shopping feed categories.
Apart from this, the Google Feed is auto-updated once the product gets saved on the store end.
Watch the video to understand the extension:-
Module Configuration Settings
Extension Workflow
Sign Up At Google Merchant Center
Generating Client ID & Secret Key
Features
- Store products add to Google Feed using content API.
- Google Feed Auto-update on product save on store.
- Using a cron schedule, export products to Google Shopping Feed automatically.
- Dynamic Attribute mapping.
- Map store category with Google shopping feed categories.
- Many to Many Category mapping available.
- Supports Simple, Virtual, Bundle Products, Downloadable, and Configurable product types.
- Option to Authenticate the Merchant account of the user.
- The product deleted at Magento is auto-deleted from the Google Feeds.
- Set account id in case of multiple accounts in the merchant center.
- Products without identification number (MPM/ GTIN) admin can set as a custom product.
- Individual products can export to the google shopping feed.
- Store Product and Google Product Feed Map record grid.
Installation
Firstly, follow the below steps for installing the extension –
Step 1:
Unzip the respective extension zip and then move the “app” folder (inside “src” folder) into Magento root directory on the server.
Step 2:
Moreover, run the below-mentioned commands in the Magento 2 root directory via terminal.
First Command –
composer require google/apiclient
Second Command –
php bin/magento setup:upgrade
Third Command –
php bin/magento setup:di:compile
Fourth Command –
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
For cron schedule run command:
php bin/magento cron:install php bin/magento cron:run
Step 3:
Lastly, flush the cache and re-index all by navigating through System->Cache management.
Module Translation
Moreover, for translating the Google Shopping Feed for Magento 2 module language, please go to app>code>Webkul>GoogleShoppingFeed>i18n and edit the en_US.csv file.
Furthermore, translate the words on the right and upload the modified file to the same location. The filename of the translated file should be according to the language and region code like de_DE.csv.
How to get the Credentials – Client ID and Client Secret
Create APP, Get the Client Id & Secret:
1: Go to console.developers.google and log in using your Gmail ID. After login click a dropdown arrow for the Select a Project option.
2: Click the NEW PROJECT option.
3: Enter your project name and select the location and click the Create button.
4: Select your created project and then click ENABLE APIS & SERVICES button.
5: Now in the search box type in Shopping.
6: The results will populate and then select – Content API for Shopping.
On clicking the same, another page, Content API for Shopping will become visible as shown below.
7: After clicking on the “Enable” button now select the created app and then click on the Create Credentials button.
8: Now select OAuth client ID as shown below in the snapshot.
9: Now on the next screen to create an OAuth client ID, you must first set a product type on the consent screen. For that, the admin will click on the “Configure consent screen”.
Configure And Register The App
After that from the OAuth consent screen, the admin will choose how you want to configure and register your app, including your target users. You can only associate one app with your project.
Selecting the user type will click on the “Create.”
After clicking on the Create, now on the next screen, the admin needs to configure the consent screen for all applications in this project.
- The name of the app asking for consent.
- An image on the consent screen that will help users recognize your app.
After adding details under OAuth consent screen, click on Save an Continue. This takes your to the Scopes section.
Here, your can Add or Remove Scopes and further Save and Continue.
This takes you to the Optional Info Section, under which one can add the details necessary, and click on Save and Continue.
This navigates to the Summary section, under which all the details are visible as shown in the image below.
The one needs to click on the Back to Dashboard button. It navigates to the OAuth consent screen and displays the App name and its Verification Status and User Type.
After that move to the credentials section again.
The admin will click on OAuth client ID as shown below in the snapshot.
Step 10: Under Application, type selects the Web Application, under the Authorized redirect URIs enter the redirect URL
Now, click the Create button.
Note-
- The authorization URL should be in this format: https://example.com/googleshoppingfeed/oauth/index/
Step 11: Now you can see the client id and the client secret key. Copy them into the module configuration settings.
Sign Up for Google Merchant:
1) Go to Merchant Center and click on the Sign-Up button.
2) login with your Gmail address that you have used for creating the credentials and click the Next button.
3) As soon as one logs in, a Google Merchant Center page as shown in the image pop will display.
4) Navigate to the Enter your Business Information section and add the details as shown in the image. Tickmark the Terms and Conditions checkbox, and continue and proceed further.
This navigates to the Google Merchant Center| Signup Complete page as shown below. Now the user must click on Continue.
5) Now, you need to verify and claim your website URL. To do so, firstly you need to select the Settings from the dashboard.
6) After this under the tools section, the admin will select the Business Information option then Website.
7) Add URL against the Website URL field and click on Save.
8) On doing so, another section, i.e. “Select an option so Google can help you verify your website” becomes visible.
9) Then choose the “Add Html tag and Upload Html File” option, and clicking which the “Select a method” section opens up.
Now follow the Upload HTML file to your website method.
Download the HTML file provided at the point no. 1
Now, using a file transfer wizard-like FileZilla transfer this file to where you have installed the Magento.
To Confirm this transfer, click the link provided at point no. 3 after which you can see the below-shown result.
After the above steps click Verify URL button.
10) After clicking the Continue button in the image above, you can see that the website is verified and claimed. Lastly, click the Finish button.
Now, you can see the Google Merchant Center dashboard.
Module Configuration
After the successful installation, the admin can configure the module by navigating through Stores > Configuration > Webkul > Google Shopping Feed or Google Shopping Feeds > Configurations.
Under Google shopping Feed, the admin will find the following configurations-
- General Settings, and
- Default Configurations
General Settings
Under General Settings, the admin needs to configure the fields such as OAuth Consumer Key, OAuth Consumer Secret, Authenticate User, Export to Google Shop, and Google Merchant ID.
The admin can configure the General Settings as under-
1. OAuth Consumer Key – Enter the OAuth consumer key that you received after registering at console.developers.google.com
2. OAuth Consumer Secret – Enter the OAuth consumer secret that you received after registering at console.developers.google.
3. Authenticate User – Click here to authenticate your Google merchant account.
4. Export to Google Shop – Click here to export your products to the Google merchant account.
5. Google Merchant ID – The admin needs to enter the Google Merchant ID which is procured by the admin upon creating a new Google Merchant Account.
Default Configurations
Under Default Configurations, the admin needs to configure the fields such as Default Category, Weight Unit, Age Group, Product Available For, Product Condition, etc.
The admin can configure the Default Configurations as under-
Default Category – Indicate the category of your item based on the Google product taxonomy. Categorizing your product helps ensure that your ad is shown with the right search results.
Weight Unit– Enter the weight unit that you are using for your store. It will be applicable to the items on Google feeds.
Age Group – Select the target age group of the item on Google feeds.
Product Available For – Select the target gender of the item on Google feeds.
Product Condition – Select the product conditions as – New, Refurbished, or Used.
Tax Apply on Ship – Select Yes or No.
Export Products for Each Store – Select “Yes” if you want to export the products according to each store or else select “No”.
Conditions for Tax Apply on Ship Field.
If Tax Apply on Ship field is set as Yes as shown in the image below, the admin can further select two options, i.e. Global or As Product.
- Condition 1- Choosing Tax Apply on Ship as Yes and Shipping Tax Apply as Global.
On choosing Tax Apply on Ship as Yes, another field, i.e. Shipping Tax Apply as shall become visible as shown in the image below.
The admin can either select Global or As Product against the Shipping Tax apply as field.
On choosing Global, another field namely, Tax Rate becomes visible, where the admin has to select the tax rate, for instance, 20 in this case.
This rate (for instance, 20) shall be applicable to all the products that display on the Google Shopping Feed site after the admin exports the products.
- Condition 2- Choosing Tax Apply on Ship as Yes and Shipping Tax Apply as As Product.
On choosing Tax Apply on Ship as Yes, and selecting As Product against the Shipping Tax Apply as, the tax will be applicable Product Wise.
The admin can configure the Cron Schedule as under-
Cron Schedule
Under Cron Schedule, the admin needs to configure the cron to export products to google shopping feed.
Mode of Execution: Select “cron” if you want to export the products automatically on the schedule time else select “manually”
Cron Frequency: Select if you want to run the export job once a day, once a week, once every 15 days (fortnightly), once a month, or once every 90 days.
Start Time: Set the start time for the cron to start exporting the product.
When you will select “Weekly” then you have to select the day of the week.
When you will select “Monthly” then you have to enter date.
Furthermore, after setting up the configuration, click the Authenticate User button to authenticate your credentials.
Meanwhile, this brings up a pop-up, just select your email address or log in with your Google account to proceed further.
Now, the section that appears click the Allow button.
Lastly, you will see the Google merchant center account successfully authorized message just click on the Ok button. After that, just refresh the configuration page.
You can see the account is Authorized now.
Workflow – Admin’s End
After the successful installation, the admin will be able to see the Google Shopping Feed menu option with mentioned sub-options :
- Map Attribute
- Map Category
- Google Feeds Products
- Configuration
Map Attribute:
Under this section, the admin will be able to map the Google Merchant Account attributes with your Magento store attributes as shown below in the snapshot. Here, the admin can map the values, reset, and save the mapping data as required.
After selecting the respective fields for the Google shopping feeds click the Save Mapping Data button to save the mapped data. After save, you see a confirmation message for the same.
Map Category:
Under this section, the admin will be able to find a list of all mapped categories, their details, and can map the categories of his Magento 2 store with the Google Merchant Account categories. The mapping here is basically a Many to Many mapping.
Further, to map a new category click the Map Category button in the snapshot above and this brings up the section to map the store categories with the Google Feed Category.
To map, select your store category and after that select the corresponding Google Shopping Category, it’s sub-categories if any as required.
Lastly, click the Save Mapping Data button to save the mapping and you can also see a success message for the same. Here, you can do a many to many mapping.
The admin can also delete the mappings as required by first checking the mapping and then choosing the delete option from the Actions drop-down.
Apart from the above options, the admin also needs to navigate to Catalog>Products>Add New Product. On the add new product page, navigate to the Google Shopping Feed Fields.
Here, the admin will find the Google shopping fields for which you need to select their corresponding values.
Moreover, these are the new attributes that have been added via the extension itself.
The user needs to select the values for them before saving the product otherwise the default values set in the admin panel will be applicable for these new attributes.
Google Feed Products:
For this you will have to go through Google Shopping Feed > Google Feed Products Here admin can see all of the products which are exported to the google Merchant account with their details like Map Id, Google Feed Id, Magento Product ID & Expiring date.
How to Export product To Google Merchant Account?
To export your Magento 2 products to the Google Merchant Account navigate to Stores>Configuration>Webkul>Google Shopping Feed.
Initially, after you have authenticated the user by entering the Client Id and the Client secret and then clicking the Authenticate User button, you will see Authorized check in front of it.
Now, to export the products just click on the Export to Google Shop button.
Also, the admin can Export the products to Google Shopping field from the product list page by navigating to the Catalog>>Products. Further, the admin will select the only specific products that need to be exported rather than all products in the store.
After selecting the products, under the Action option, the admin will click on the Export Items On Google Feed.
Moreover, the user will see that the products will start syncing on the pop-up. Further the successful export, you will see the success message for the same.
Workflow at Google Merchant Account
After the admin has configured the extension, mapped the attributes, categories, and exported the products to Google’s Merchant Account, the exported products will be visible under the Products>List section.
List:
Final Attributes:
That’s all for the Google Shopping Feed For Magento 2 (Adobe Commerce Cloud). If you have any queries or doubts get back to us at [email protected] or raise a ticket at webkul.uvdesk.com.
Current Product Version - 4.0.4
Supported Framework Version - Magento 2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x,2.3.x, 2.4.x
We are using Google Merchant but we are feeding data manually. our concern is after integrating this module will we able to feed data in enhanced listing in google with Size colour and other custom values?.
Regards,
Ali