Product availability
Dated catalogue observations show reported availability and sale prices. They are not a warehouse stock ledger.
A product can be ready to sell but unable to appear on Google. Parsora brings catalogue status and available product performance into the same business analysis.
Dated catalogue observations show reported availability and sale prices. They are not a warehouse stock ledger.
Understand which products have Google eligibility issues that may limit their visibility.
Available clicks and impressions add context to catalogue findings; coverage depends on your account.
Available price benchmarks add market context. They do not establish margin or profit.
Merchant Center supports weekly and monthly Monitor analyses. History builds from dated observations after connection. Comparisons with Ads use compatible products and periods where evidence can be matched.
See how Monitor works →Choose one Merchant Center account for your business. Google’s permission allows product management, but Parsora uses it only to read catalogue and reporting data. It does not change products, feeds or prices.
Privacy and data use →No. Merchant Center reflects your submitted catalogue. It does not provide a full warehouse ledger or reconstruct historical stock before Parsora recorded it.
The free Deep Dive uses GA4. Merchant Center is available for ongoing Monitor analyses, alongside your other connected Google sources.