Store-to-Meta catalog sync
Trigger
Eligible product or inventory changes
Actions
- Confirm Page-store mapping
- Publish product data
- Update inventory
- Record sync result
Result
Facebook and Instagram catalogs reflect supported store data.
Connect the ecommerce store to the correct Meta Business Portfolio, Facebook Page, Instagram sales channel and catalog. Product syncing supports one-time products and shared inventory; catalog ads remain a separate campaign decision inside Meta.
Create the Meta portfolio, Page, Shop and catalog, use the required Ecommerce Website Page category, enable the supported multiple-pages feature, authorize all catalog permissions, map each selected Page to its store and then enable product sync.
Create the portfolio, Page, Shop and catalog, then connect Instagram as a sales channel when needed.
Enable Multiple Facebook Pages in Labs when required by the documented integration.
Connect the Facebook account and grant Page and catalog permissions; existing users may need a complete disconnect and reconnect.
Select the intended Shop Pages and connect each to the correct ecommerce store in the Shops settings.
Turn sync on for each intended Page and verify products, images, prices and inventory in Commerce Manager.
Correct permissions, category, assignment, inventory and policy issues before launching catalog ads.
Trigger
Eligible product or inventory changes
Actions
Result
Facebook and Instagram catalogs reflect supported store data.
Trigger
Products are synced and approved
Actions
Result
Ads use a healthier, current product set.
Check the Ecommerce Website Page category, catalog connection, permissions and the multiple-pages feature.
Remove the old business integration if required, then reconnect and grant the catalog scope.
Confirm it is assigned to the connected store and has a supported one-time payment option.
Connectors, events, actions and usage charges can vary by plan, account and region. Verify the options shown in your account and test them before publishing.
The documented Meta marketplace sync supports one-time products, not recurring products.
No. It prepares the catalog; campaigns are configured separately in Meta.
The documented integration may send 999 because Meta requires inventory; use deliberate inventory settings.
Connect the event to an owner, next action and outcome, then test it before launch.
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