How to Migrate to Merchant API

We understand that migrating to a new API is a significant undertaking and we're committed to helping you to do so as smoothly as possible. If you're migrating, we recommend you to be aware of the following. changes as you migrate to the merchant API. For example, we introduce a oneoff developer registration process to provide better control, visibility, and personalized API communications and recommendations. Also, the introduction of insynchronous calls which will replace custom batching to be more efficient by sending multiple requests at once. We also recommend to start scoping the effort required to update your integration and testing the new merchant API in your developer environments well ahead of the content API for shopping retirement. View our detailed compatibility guides on our merchant and API developer site showing content for API for shopping to merchant API equivalents. do quick start guides and code samples to get started. Here are suggested next steps. If you are new, dive into the developer site to understand the changes and initial migration guides for new updates. Keep a eye out for launch announcements using our release notes, latest update pages, and emails for new updates. Contact your Google agent if you need to. In addition, our merchant API support team is available for technical assistance. Last but not least, we would love to hear from you and we value your input. you have any feedback or questions that you spoil the merchant API, please submit to our developer support team, too. We're thrilled to announce the merchant API as official successor of content API for shopping and we are confident that interacting with the merchant API will enhance your experience, unlock new value, impact, and possibilities for your business. Thank you for using Google Merchant Center. We look forward to seeing what you build with the powerful new merchant API.