Before a Google Shopping launch
Find source-data gaps before the first Merchant Center fetch or upload.
Review a complete XML or CSV catalog with deterministic checks, a free score and prioritized findings before the same source data reaches shopping channels.
Run an audit when the source, export logic or destination changes—not only after a channel reports errors.
Find source-data gaps before the first Merchant Center fetch or upload.
Confirm that identifiers, URLs and commerce values survived platform or schema changes.
Compare product counts and repeated missing fields after changing an app, plugin or export template.
Separate problems visible in the feed from account, website and policy issues.
Investigate unexpected product loss or growth before accepting the new export as complete.
Create a reproducible source-data baseline before ownership and workflows change.
Find upstream gaps that would otherwise be copied into a new marketplace or comparison engine.
A repeatable summary tied to a versioned ruleset and the number of products actually parsed.
The scope of each issue, not a vague statement that a field is sometimes missing.
A repair order that separates critical blockers from high and medium data-quality gaps.
A private list of rows and current values for supported rules, protected behind paid access.
A practical upstream change without fabricating identifiers or promising platform approval.
An online report plus full affected-products CSV and PDF for implementation and review.
This illustrates the shape of a report finding; the figures are not presented as a customer result.
Each guide answers a distinct question and links back to this audit hub.
A product feed checker reads the complete source file, validates its structure and groups repeated product-data failures so you can repair the export rather than inspect rows one by one.
Open guide →PRODUCT FEED VALIDATORValidation answers whether a feed can be fetched and parsed safely, then checks whether supported product values use the representation expected by the audit rules.
Open guide →PRODUCT CATALOG AUDITA catalog audit examines the source attributes repeated across channel exports. Fixing a systemic mapping once is safer than correcting the same missing field separately in every destination.
Open guide →XML FEED VALIDATORAn XML feed validator first confirms that a document is safe and well formed. A product-data audit then evaluates the supported fields inside each parsed product node.
Open guide →CSV CATALOG AUDITA CSV catalog audit separates table parsing failures from product-data problems. A file may parse correctly while still containing duplicate IDs, missing brands or malformed prices.
Open guide →PRODUCT FEED ERRORSThe fastest repair order is file-wide blockers first, then critical commerce and destination fields, followed by high-volume identifiers, content and taxonomy gaps.
Open guide →PRODUCT FEED QUALITYProduct feed quality combines technical integrity with complete and consistently represented product data. No single field or validation result can describe the health of an entire catalog.
Open guide →A catalog-wide scan shows whether a problem is isolated or generated repeatedly by the same export rule.
Run the free scan →Product Feed Scan parses public XML and CSV feeds incrementally, applies versioned rules to supported fields and groups failures by impact. It does not predict platform policy decisions, modify feeds or guarantee channel approval.
The ChatGPT Ads Feed Checker reviews native OpenAI fields and formats. Its readiness score is separate from general feed quality and does not promise ad approval or organic visibility.
The production scanner accepts public XML and CSV URLs. Transfer and decompressed data are independently limited to 200 MiB, with a maximum of 100,000 products.
No. Product Feed Scan analyzes the source file. Merchant Center diagnostics can also reflect account settings, destinations, website checks, processing state and policy decisions that an external audit cannot see.
No. It reads the public source, reports problems and recommends upstream changes. It does not rewrite, upload or distribute product data.
One €19 payment unlocks the complete private online report, affected-products CSV, PDF and email delivery. Access lasts 30 days unless it is revoked after a refund.
Scan a public XML or CSV feed, review the free score and unlock the complete private report only if you need every affected product.