Add your own ad tags and share your products with Google and Meta

Both of these use accounts you own. Kyloth does not create a Meta, Google or Merchant Center account for you, does not send anything to them on your behalf, and cannot see their reports. Kyloth serves a file and loads your tag in your shop; everything after that happens in your own accounts.

1. Sign in on the seller dashboard as the shop owner or an admin and open Settings. In Advertising and measurement tags, paste your Meta Pixel ID (digits only) from Meta Events Manager, your Google tag ID (starting G- for a GA4 measurement ID, or GT- for a Google tag), or both. Leave a box blank to run no tag of that kind, then select Save tags.
2. Open your published shop in a private window. A small box titled Your choice about tracking asks the shopper before anything loads. Measure visits to this shop covers your Google tag; Measure this shop's ads covers your Meta Pixel. Both are off until the shopper allows them, and a shopper can change their mind with the Tracking choices button.
3. Check your own account to see events arrive after you allow them in that window. Events are page views, product views, adds to bag, the start of checkout and purchases. A purchase reports the order total in rupees and the products bought, and nothing else about the order or the buyer.

What your tags never do. They do not load while you preview an unpublished shop, or for a shopper whose browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. Names, phone numbers, emails and addresses are never sent, and ad click identifiers in the address are removed before your tag loads. These tags run in the shopper's browser. To also report a sale from Kyloth's servers, see Report sales to your own Meta and Google Analytics accounts from Kyloth's servers. Your shop's tags are separate from Kyloth's own analytics, which never run on your shop.

1. In Settings, open Product feeds and turn on Serve my product feeds. Kyloth shows two private links: an XML link for Google Merchant Center and a CSV link for a Meta catalogue.
2. Copy a link with its copy button and add it in your own Merchant Center or Meta Commerce Manager account as a scheduled fetch of a product file. They fetch the link themselves on their schedule; Kyloth does not submit it.
3. Select Check what will be listed to see how many rows the files hold and which products are left out, with what to fix. A product is listed only when it is published and has a photograph, a description and a price. Kyloth does not write a description or find a photograph for you.

Each product with options becomes one row per option, tied together as one product, with its own price and stock. Availability comes from your stock counts: a product at zero is listed as out of stock, and a product you do not count is listed as in stock, exactly as your shop sells it. A struck-through price becomes the regular price with your selling price as the sale price. Each product can carry its own Brand, GTIN (the barcode number) and Part number (MPN), under Product identifiers in the product form, or in the Brand, GTIN and MPN columns of an import. A GTIN is checked against its check digit and is refused if it does not pass, so a typo cannot reach Google. If you leave Brand blank the feed uses your shop's name. A GTIN and a part number name one sellable thing, so they are sent only for a product with no options; a product with options carries its brand but no GTIN or part number on any row. When a product has neither, the Google file marks it as having no identifier, and it is still listed.