Specifica per il feed di inventario locale dei prodotti

Un codice alfanumerico univoco per ogni negozio locale. Utilizza gli stessi codici negozio che hai fornito nel tuo account Google My Business.

Quando includerlo: obbligatorio per tutti gli articoli.

Nota: l'attributo codice negozio fa distinzione tra maiuscole e minuscole e deve corrispondere ai codici negozio inseriti nel tuo account Google My Business.

A unique alphanumeric product identifier for an item across all stores.

If you sell the same item in multiple stores, the same itemid appears for multiple store codes. You should include one itemid per store and use quantity to indicate how many of each item is in stock in that store.

If you have multiple feeds of the same type for one country, IDs of items within different feeds must still be unique. If your SKUs are unique across your inventory and meet the requirements below, we suggest you use your SKUs for this attribute.

When to include: Required for all items.

Important:

• Use the same itemid values in both your local products and local product inventory feeds.
• Starting and trailing whitespaces and carriage returns (0x0D) are removed.
• Each sequence of carriage return (0x0D) and whitespace characters (Unicode characters with the whitespace property) is replaced by a single whitespace (0x20).
• Only valid unicode characters are accepted; this excludes the following characters:
  • control characters (except carriage return 0x0D)
  • function characters
  • private area characters
  • surrogate pairs
  • non assigned code points (in particular any code point larger than 0x10FFFF)
• Once an item is submitted, the itemid can't change when you update your data feed or be used for a different product at a later point in time.
• Only include products that are available for purchase in stores.

The number of items in stock for the store. If you submit items that are temporarily out of stock, include a value of "0" for this attribute.

When to include: Required for all items.

Important:

• Google considers "in stock" items to be those with 3+ availability, "limited availability" to be 1-2, and "out of stock" to be 0. 
• For local inventory ads, the number expressed in quantity may be a placeholder representing availability.

The regular price of your item. If you submit price here and in the local products feed, this price will override the price in the local products feed for the associated store.

When to include: Required for all items.

Important:

• This attribute is required in either the local products feed for national default pricing or in this feed for any store-specific overrides.

The advertised temporary sale price that denotes a store-specific override of the 'price' attribute in this feed and the local products feed.

We recommend submitting the sale price effective date attribute for any items with sale prices, as this will determine when your sale price should be live. If the sale price effective date isn't submitted, the sale price will be in effect for that item for as long as it is submitted in your feed.

Note: Any price value submitted in an incremental feed won't automatically remove a sale price value from a previous feed. To remove a sale price using the incremental feed, include an expired value in the sale price effective date attribute.

The dates during which the advertised sale price is effective.

Note: Time zone is optional [YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[Z|(+|-)hh:mm]. If time zone is absent, Google assumes the local time zone for each store. Additionally, note that we are using 24h time for the hours values.

Learn more about sales price definitions.

• 'in stock': Indicates that the item is in stock at your local store.
• 'out of stock': Indicates that the item is out stock at your local store.
• 'limited availability': Indicates that only a few items are left in stock at your local store.
• 'on display to order': Indicates that the item is on display to order at your local store (e.g. a refrigerator that needs to be shipped from a warehouse). For items on display to order, submit the value 'on display to order' along with the value "1" for the quantity attribute.

Important:

• Google considers "in stock" items to be those with 3+ availability, "limited availability" to be 1-2, and "out of stock" to be 0. 
• If you use a different value, your item won't be processed. The value you provide for this attribute may or may not appear in Google Shopping results as submitted.

Note: You should only submit items that are out of stock if they have the availability attribute with the value ‘out of stock’ and the quantity attribute with the value "0."