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Google Shopping + RazorERP

Evaluate product feeds for shopping listings.

Google Shopping listings are driven by a product feed — titles, condition, price, availability, and a link to where the item is sold. If you sell refurbished equipment online, review what a feed from RazorERP inventory would need to contain and how it relates to your storefront.

Why teams connect Google Shopping

Google product listings help shoppers discover your products. Review where checkout, order ownership, and fulfillment sit in your merchant setup; those connections are evaluated separately from product-data publishing. A feed is useful only when it reflects real availability and an accurate condition for refurbished items.

This page frames the evaluation: what the feed should contain, which storefront it supports, and who manages the merchant account.

Who it’s for
  • E-commerce teams with a storefront
  • Marketing teams managing shopping campaigns

How the workflow fits together

The business workflow this connection supports. What transfers, in which direction, and when is confirmed with you during discovery.

RazorERP
Your team · review
Google Shopping
  1. STEP 01Sellable inventoryUnits and SKUs available for sale.
  2. STEP 02Feed content definedDecide titles, condition, price, and availability.
  3. STEP 03Product data in Google ShoppingProducts are submitted for shopping listings.
  4. STEP 04Shopper clicks throughBuyers land on your storefront.
  5. STEP 05Fulfilled from inventoryStorefront orders ship from stock.

Use cases

01Shopping visibilityShow refurbished products in shopping results.
02Accurate conditionRepresent refurbished condition correctly.
03Traffic to your storefrontSupport your direct sales channel.

Evaluation & setup

What to prepare, and the questions we work through with your team before configuration.

What to bring
  • The storefront that receives the traffic
  • Your merchant account owner
  • How condition and price are represented today
  • Products you want to promote
Questions we review with you
  1. 01Which storefront do listings point to?
  2. 02How should condition and price be represented?
  3. 03How current must availability be?
  4. 04Who manages the merchant account and feed errors?

Frequently asked questions

Where do orders from Google Shopping listings get placed?

That depends on your merchant setup — for example, your own storefront or a checkout option offered by Google for eligible merchants. Tell us where checkout and order ownership sit today; order handling is reviewed separately from product-data publishing.

What does a feed need to include?

Typically titles, condition, price, availability, and a product link. We review your requirements with you.

Which setups work with RazorERP?

Tell us which Google Shopping product, edition, and records you need to connect. We will review compatibility and configuration with you before you commit.

Discuss your product-feed requirements.

Tell us which Google Shopping setup and records you need to connect; we will review compatibility and configuration with you.

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