Quick Start

This guide takes you from a fresh install to a working feed URL.

1. Sync your products

Feedy syncs your products when you install it. To check, open Products in the app menu. The page subtitle shows how many products are synced and how many are ready for Google Shopping.

If the list is empty, click Sync Products.

2. Create a feed

1. Go to Feeds and click Create New Feed. (You can also click Create Feed on the dashboard.)
2. Step 1: basic settings
   • Platform: where you want to advertise, for example Google Shopping.
   • Feed Name: anything that helps you recognise it, such as “US Google Shopping”.
   • Feed Format: Feedy picks the recommended format for the platform (TSV for most platforms, CSV for TikTok). You can change it.
   • Target Market: the Country, Language and Currency for this feed. These start from the defaults in Settings.
3. Step 2: choose products
   • All Products or By Collection.
   • Optional tag filters, and Exclude out of stock products / Exclude products without images.
   • Estimated Products shows roughly how many products the feed will contain.
4. Step 3: review your choices under Review Your Feed, then click Create Feed.

Click Next to move between steps, or Back to change something.

Feedy shows a progress bar while it builds the feed, then takes you back to the Feeds list.

Note

Products with a validation error for the chosen platform are always left out of that feed. The wizard shows how many products have errors. See Validation Rules.

Note

On the free Starter plan you can create Google Shopping and Facebook feeds. TikTok, Pinterest and Microsoft Advertising feeds need the Growth plan or higher. See Plans & Pricing.

3. Copy the feed URL

1. On the Feeds page, click your feed to open it.
2. Click Copy URL.
3. Click Preview to see the file in your browser.

Your URL looks like https://feedy.lenuslabs.com/feeds/<feed-id>.tsv. It stays the same when the feed regenerates. See Feed URLs.

4. Add the URL to your platform

• Google: Adding your feed URL to Google Merchant Center
• Meta: Facebook & Instagram feeds
• TikTok: TikTok feeds
• Pinterest: Pinterest feeds
• Microsoft: Microsoft Advertising feeds

5. Keep it up to date

New feeds don’t regenerate on their own until you turn on a schedule. Open the feed, expand Schedule and turn on Enable automatic feed regeneration. See Automatic Updates.

You can also click Regenerate on the feed page at any time.

Next steps

• Fix products with errors so more products make it into your feeds.
• Edit a product’s feed data, such as its title or Google product category.
• Try AI suggestions.
• Connect Google Merchant Center to see approval status and performance.