Connect commercetools to Facebook and Instagram Shop to sync product data, pricing, and availability for Shops and ads, reducing manual feed work and keeping listings accurate.
• Commercetools product projections are transformed into a Meta product catalog feed (CSV or XML) for Facebook Shop and Instagram Shop.
• Variant-level SKUs are mapped to Meta item IDs, with attributes such as title, description, brand, GTIN/MPN (when present), and product URLs passed through.
• Category taxonomy and Google product category values are mapped where available, and unmapped values are handled as fallbacks for feed validation.
• Price, sale price, currency, and stock availability are exported per variant; ownership of checkout and order placement stays outside Meta when the storefront is not native.
• Delta exports send only changed products based on updated timestamps, while periodic full exports support catalog rebuilds and recovery.
• Asset URLs for primary and additional images are included, with basic validation for required fields and logging of rejected records and feed errors.
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We map commercetools product types, variants, images, and prices to Meta’s catalog fields, then publish to Commerce Manager through a feed or the Catalog API. The setup includes currency, locale, and ID rules so Meta listings match your source of truth.
Typically SKUs, titles, descriptions, images, category mapping, price, sale price, and stock availability. We also align Meta-required attributes, such as condition and brand, to reduce disapprovals.
Yes, we can publish separate Meta catalogs per market or store view, each with its own currency and language mapping. This keeps regional pricing and translations consistent across Shops and ads.
Common issues are missing GTINs, invalid image URLs, mismatched variant IDs, and price formatting by currency. We add validation and monitoring so broken attributes get flagged before Meta rejects items.
You want a team that can handle commercetools modeling, Meta catalog rules, and tracking end to end. scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, so we’re used to integrations that need to scale.














