This article provides details on the eligibility requirements for the local feeds partnership program.
The local feeds partnership program is a way for merchants to participate in local inventory ads without having to create their own local product and local product inventory feeds. POS/inventory data providers can provide sales and inventory data to Google on behalf of merchants.
Current POS/inventory data partners
Provider | Countries serviced |
Cayan | US |
dbaPlatform | Global |
Ecrebo | UK |
Epicor | US |
Lynkem | CA, US |
Napp | BR |
NearSt | AU, CA, DE, UK, US |
Pointy | AU, CA, UK, US |
TakuLabs | CA, US |
VersaCommerce | DE |
yReceipts | Global |
Before you get started, ensure you meet the program's eligibility requirements.
POS/inventory data provider eligibility requirements
To join the program as a POS/inventory data provider, you must meet these requirements:
- Sales feed: You'll need to send daily sales details for each participating store.
- Inventory feed: If you have local inventory information for the merchant, we recommend that you send daily inventory data for each participating store.
- Store feed: If you don't know the merchant's Google My Business store code, you'll need to send a mapping of your internal store code to the store address for each participating store.
If you're a POS/inventory data provider who would like to submit your customers' data to Google, learn how to get started.
Merchant eligibility requirements
To join the program as a merchant, you must meet these requirements:
- Store: You'll need at least one physical store with at least 50 identifiable products. Learn more about unique product identifiers
- Local inventory ads: You cannot already be using the local inventory ads feature.
- POS/inventory data providers: Authorize your POS/inventory data provider to provide your merchant's store sales and inventory data to Google.
- Inventory checks: Allow Google to perform in-store inventory verifications in a subset of your stores.
If you're using one of our existing POS/inventory data providers and are interested in having them submit your transaction data to Google on your behalf, learn how to get started.