How does the dashboard work?

The dashboard page provides a complete overview of your feed status, connected accounts, project activity, and store performance. It helps you monitor important feed-related information and quickly access the setup and management sections of the app.

Now, let’s explore each section of the dashboard to understand how it works.

Dashboard Overview

The dashboard acts as the main control center of the app. From here, you can monitor your feed setup progress, connected channels, project status, and feed performance in one place.

It helps you quickly understand the current status of your product feeds and identify what actions may be required.

Setup Guide

The Setup Guide helps merchants complete the required setup process to start syncing Shopify products with Google Merchant Center successfully.

This guided checklist shows the current setup progress and helps merchants complete each required configuration step one by one.

The setup progress updates automatically as each step is completed.

Enable feed processing

What it does:

This step activates automatic feed synchronization and allows the app to process Shopify product updates automatically.

Once enabled:

• Product synchronization becomes active
• Feed updates start processing automatically
• Scheduled feed runs become available
• Product changes sync with connected channels

The message:

Turn on Feedomix so your feeds can auto-update and run on schedule.

explains that automatic synchronization must be enabled before feeds can be processed successfully.

Button:
Enable now

Button action & flow:

When you click the Enable now button:

• Feed processing becomes active
• Automatic synchronization starts
• Scheduled feed updates begin
• Setup progress updates automatically

After successful activation:

• The first setup step is completed
• The next setup step becomes available

Create your first feed project

What it does:

This step allows merchants to create their first product feed project for Google Merchant Center synchronization.

A feed project controls the following:

• Feed configuration
• Product synchronization settings
• Connected channel setup
• Product feed processing behavior

The message:
Choose Google, and save your first project.

guides merchants to create and save their first Google feed project.

Button:
Open Feed Projects

Button action & flow:

When you click the Open Feed Projects button:

• The Feed Projects page opens
• Feed project creation becomes available
• Google feed configuration can begin
• Product synchronization settings can be configured

After saving the first project:

• The second setup step is completed
• Feed generation becomes available

Generate your first feed

What it does:
This step allows merchants to generate their first product feed using the configured feed project.

The feed generation process:

• Processes Shopify product data.
• Creates the product feed file.
• Prepares the feed for Google Merchant Center synchronization.
• Verifies that the feed has been generated successfully.

The message:
Run a project once and confirm the feed file is generated.

guides merchants to generate their first feed and verify that the feed file has been created successfully.

Check Feed

Button action & flow:

When you click the Check Feed button:

• The generated feed file opens.
• The feed data can be reviewed.
• Feed generation can be verified.
• The feed is ready for synchronization with Google Merchant Center.

After the feed is generated successfully:

• Products become ready for synchronization.
• Feed processing activity appears on the dashboard.
• Feed health review becomes available.

Review feed health

This step verifies that your generated feed is healthy and ready for synchronization with Google Merchant Center.

This step is completed automatically after you generate your first feed and return to the Dashboard from the Feed Projects page.

Once completed:

• The Review Feed Health step is marked as complete.
• The setup guide is automatically removed from the Dashboard.
• Your feed is ready for synchronization with Google Merchant Center.

Refresh Button

Button:
Refresh

What it does:
The Refresh button reloads the dashboard and updates the latest synchronization activity, setup progress, and feed processing information.

Button action & flow:

When you click the Refresh button:

• Dashboard data reloads
• Feed activity updates
• Synchronization status refreshes
• Setup progress updates automatically
• Recent feed processing information becomes visible

App Control

The App Control section allows you to manage the overall functionality and synchronization behavior of the app. From this section, merchants can control whether the app is active, manage feed synchronization settings, and monitor how the app interacts with connected channels such as Google Merchant Center.

This section is important because it helps ensure that your feeds, projects, and synchronization processes continue running properly without interruption.

The app control settings give merchants better control over:

• Feed synchronization
• Project activity
• Product updates
• Google Merchant Center connection behavior
• Overall app functionality

Enable or Disable App Functionality

The app control section allows you to enable or disable the app functionality based on your requirements.

When the app is enabled:

• Feed synchronization continues normally
• Product data updates are processed
• Feed projects remain active
• Connected channels continue receiving updates

When the app is disabled:

• Feed synchronization may stop
• Product updates may not sync
• Feed processing activity may pause
• Connected channels may stop receiving updated data

What to do:
Keep the app enabled to ensure uninterrupted feed synchronization and product updates.

Disable the app only when you intentionally want to stop feed activity temporarily.

Sync Status

The Sync Status section helps you monitor whether your store feed synchronization is currently active or paused. It provides important real-time information about your store’s feed processing activity and helps merchants quickly identify synchronization issues that may prevent product updates from syncing correctly.

This section is especially important because the app relies on active synchronization to keep your Shopify products updated across connected channels such as Google Merchant Center.

If synchronization is paused or interrupted, your latest product updates may not appear in your connected feeds and marketing channels.

Store sync is paused

The warning message:
Store sync is paused. Enable feed processing to continue automatic updates.

indicates that feed synchronization is currently disabled or temporarily paused.

When synchronization is paused:

• Product updates may stop syncing
• Feed generation may pause
• Google Merchant Center updates may not process
• Inventory and pricing changes may not update automatically
• Product feed activity may stop temporarily

This warning helps merchants quickly identify that feed processing requires attention before synchronization can continue normally.

What to do:
Enable feed processing again to resume automatic synchronization and product updates.

Why is feed synchronization important?

Feed synchronization ensures your Shopify product data stays updated across connected channels and platforms.

The app continuously syncs important product information, such as the following:

• Product titles
• Descriptions
• Prices
• Inventory availability
• Product images
• Variant details
• Product status updates

Without active synchronization, your connected channels may display outdated or incomplete product information.

Automatic product updates

When synchronization is enabled, the app automatically processes product updates from your Shopify store and updates connected feed channels.

This helps merchants:

• Keep product data accurate
• Reduce manual feed uploads
• Maintain updated Google Merchant Center listings
• Improve feed consistency across platforms

Automatic synchronization saves time and helps reduce feed-related errors caused by outdated product information.

What to do:
Keep feed processing enabled to ensure your latest Shopify product updates sync automatically.

Google Merchant Center synchronization

The Sync Status section also helps monitor synchronization activity between your Shopify store and Google Merchant Center.

When synchronization is active:

• Product feeds update automatically
• Product availability stays accurate
• Pricing changes sync properly
• New products can be added to your feed
• Product updates are reflected in connected Google channels

If synchronization is paused, Google Merchant Center may stop receiving updated product information.

What to do:
Ensure your Google account and Google Merchant Center connection remain active and authorized.

If synchronization issues continue, reconnect your Google account and review feed diagnostics.

Common reasons sync may pause

Synchronization may pause due to:

• Disabled feed processing
• Disconnected Google account
• Merchant Center authorization issues
• Feed project configuration problems
• Temporary synchronization interruptions
• App settings changes

What to do:
Review your app settings, connected Google account, and feed project status to identify the cause of the pause.

How to resume synchronization

To resume synchronization:

• Enable feed processing from the app settings
• Verify your Google account connection
• Ensure your Google Merchant Center account is connected
• Confirm at least one feed project is active
• Re-run feed synchronization if required

Once synchronization resumes, the app will continue processing product updates automatically.

Google Account Connection

The Google Account section allows you to connect your Google account and link it with your Google Merchant Center account for product feed synchronization and channel integration.

Connecting your Google account is one of the most important setup steps because it enables the app to communicate with Google services and automatically sync your Shopify product data with Google Merchant Center.

Once the connection is completed successfully, the app can generate and manage product feeds, update product information, and help you keep your Google Merchant Center data up to date automatically.

Connect your Google account

This step connects your Google account to Feedomix and authorizes access to the Google Merchant API required for product feed operations.

What to do:
Click Connect Google and sign in using the Google account associated with your Google Merchant Center.

Once connected, Feedomix will retrieve the Merchant Center accounts linked to your Google account.

Select your Merchant Center account

What it does:
After connecting your Google account, choose the Google Merchant Center account you want to use for product feed synchronization.

The selected account will be used to:

• Generate product feeds.
• Synchronize Shopify products.
• Submit product data to Google Merchant Center.

What to do:
Select your Merchant Center account from the dropdown list.

If your account doesn't appear, click Refresh accounts to reload the available Merchant Center accounts.

After selecting the correct account, click Save account to complete the setup.

Connected account status

What it does:
After saving your Merchant Center account, Feedomix displays the connection status to confirm that your Google account and Merchant Center are connected successfully.

The status section displays:

• Google Account Status – Confirms that your Google account is connected.
• Connected Google Account – Displays the signed-in Google account.
• Saved Merchant Center Account – Displays the Merchant Center account currently linked with Feedomix.
• Refresh Accounts – Reloads the available Merchant Center accounts.
• Disconnect – Removes the connected Google account.

What to do:
Verify that your Google account is connected and that the correct Merchant Center account is displayed as the saved account before proceeding with feed generation.

Feed Performance

The Feed Performance section provides a quick overview of your feed activity, synchronization status, and product feed performance. It helps you monitor how your product feeds are performing and whether your products are syncing properly with connected channels such as Google Merchant Center.

This section gives you important feed-related insights, including:

• Active feed projects
• Feed run activity
• Feed processing results
• Synced catalog product count

These insights help you track feed generation performance and quickly identify whether your feeds are updating successfully.

Store Timezone

The Store Timezone displays the timezone currently configured for your Shopify store.

All feed generation activity, synchronization updates, and feed run history are based on this time zone.

What to do:
Make sure your Shopify store's timezone is configured correctly so that feed activity and synchronization timing are displayed accurately.

Active Feed Projects

The Active Feed Projects section displays the total number of active feed projects currently running in your store.

Example:
 0 / 1

• The first number represents active feed projects
• The second number represents the total number of created projects

This helps you understand how many feed projects are currently active and available for synchronization.

What to do:
Ensure at least one feed project is active so your products can sync properly with connected channels.

Feed Runs (last 24h)

The Feed Runs (last 24h) section displays the feed processing activity from the last 24 hours.

This includes:

• Successful feed runs
• Failed feed runs

Example:

• Successful: 0
• Failed: 0

This helps you monitor whether feed generation and synchronization tasks were completed successfully during the last 24 hours.

What to do:
Review failed feed runs regularly and resolve any issues to maintain uninterrupted feed synchronization.

Feed Runs (last 7d)

The Feed Runs (last 7d) section shows the total feed processing activity from the last 7 days.

This section helps merchants track feed generation performance over a longer period and monitor recurring synchronization issues.

It includes:

• Total successful feed runs
• Total failed feed runs

What to do:
Use this section to monitor long-term feed performance and identify repeated feed failures or synchronization problems.

Synced Catalog Products

The Synced Catalog Products section displays the total number of products successfully synced through your feed projects.

Example:

• 8 Products Synced

This count represents products currently included in your synced product catalog and available for connected channels such as Google Merchant Center.

What to do:
Check this count regularly to confirm your products are syncing correctly, and all required products are included in your feed.

If expected products are missing, review your feed rules, project settings, or diagnostics section.

Why is feed performance important?

The Feed Performance section helps you:

• Monitor feed synchronization activity
• Track successful and failed feed runs
• Verify active feed projects
• Confirm synced product counts
• Detect feed processing issues early
• Maintain healthy Google Merchant Center synchronization

Regular monitoring helps ensure your product feeds remain accurate, active, and properly synced across connected channels.

Channel Feed Status

The Channel Feed Status section helps merchants monitor the synchronization activity and feed processing results for connected channels such as Google Merchant Center.

This section provides a quick overview of the following:

• Connected feed channels
• Total feed runs
• Most recent synchronization activity
• Current feed processing result

Merchants can use this section to verify whether product feeds are processing successfully and whether synchronization is working properly.

Channel

The Channel column displays the connected platform where your product feeds are being synchronized.

Example:

• Google Merchant Center

This helps merchants identify which channels are currently connected and receiving synchronized product data.

Active projects

The Active Projects column shows the number of active feed projects configured for each channel.

Example:

• 1 Active Project

This helps merchants verify how many feed projects are currently enabled for synchronization.

Total feeds run

This section displays the total number of feed processing runs completed for the connected channel.

Example:

• 28 feed runs

Feed runs represent how many times the app has processed and synchronized your product feed data.

A higher number of successful feed runs usually indicates the following:

• Active synchronization
• Regular product updates
• Successful feed processing activity

Most recent run

The Most Recent Run column displays the latest date and time the feed was generated.

Example:

• 10/07/2026, 02:26 AM

This helps merchants monitor:

• The latest feed generation activity
• Feed processing frequency
• Whether scheduled feed updates are running as expected

Current result

The Current Result column displays the latest status of the feed.

Possible statuses include:

• Successful
• Processing
• Failed
• Warning

This allows merchants to quickly determine whether the most recent feed run completed successfully or requires attention.

Manage feed projects

Button:
Manage feed projects

What it does:

This button allows merchants to manage and configure their existing feed projects.

From the feed project management section, merchants can:

• Create new feed projects
• Edit existing feed settings
• Manage synchronized products
• Configure channel settings
• Review feed processing activity

Button action & flow:

When you click the Manage feed projects button:

• The feed project management page opens
• Existing feed projects become visible
• Feed configuration settings can be updated
• Synchronization settings can be managed

Merchants can then:

• Add new feed projects
• Modify existing synchronization settings
• Monitor feed activity
• Manage product synchronization behavior

Updated on: 29/07/2026