FeedProof for WooCommerce
| 开发者 |
ksym04
pkvillanueva |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月7日 16:29 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
A single missing GTIN, an empty price, or a product with no image can get an item disapproved in Google Merchant Center, and a catalog full of those gaps is how stores end up with a suspended Merchant Center account, wasted ad spend, and their Shopping ads switched off. FeedProof for WooCommerce audits your product catalog and surfaces exactly these data issues before they reach Merchant Center, so you, or the agency running your Google Shopping campaigns, can fix them on your own schedule instead of scrambling after a disapproval. It is the pre-flight catalog check that finds problems while they are still cheap to fix.
FeedProof scans your WooCommerce product catalog and flags missing or incomplete data that commonly affects product feeds on shopping platforms such as:
- Google Merchant Center
- Google Shopping
- Meta Catalog (Facebook & Instagram Shopping)
- TikTok Shop
- Bing Shopping
安装:
Automatic Installation
- Log in to your WordPress admin.
- Go to Plugins → Add New.
- Search for FeedProof for WooCommerce.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Navigate to WooCommerce → FeedProof to run your first audit.
- Download the plugin zip file.
- Go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
- Choose the zip file and click Install Now.
- Activate the plugin.
- Navigate to WooCommerce → FeedProof.
- WooCommerce must be installed and active.
- If WooCommerce is not active, FeedProof will show a notice and wait, and no errors will occur.
- Go to WooCommerce → FeedProof → Settings to configure optional identifier field auditing (brand, GTIN, MPN).
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常见问题:
Does FeedProof generate product feeds?
No. FeedProof focuses on auditing your product data and finding readiness issues. It does not generate XML feeds, CSV feeds, or connect to any feed submission API.
Does FeedProof connect to Google Merchant Center, Meta, TikTok, or any other service?
No. FeedProof does not connect to Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Bing, or any other external service. It works entirely within your WordPress admin and makes no external HTTP requests.
Does FeedProof guarantee product approval on shopping platforms?
No. FeedProof helps identify common data issues that may affect feed readiness. Approval is determined by each platform's own policies. FeedProof does not guarantee approval, rankings, or sales.
Does FeedProof slow down my store?
No. FeedProof adds no frontend scripts, styles, or database queries to your storefront. Audits run manually in the admin area only, and only when you click "Run Product Audit."
Does FeedProof support variable products?
Yes. FeedProof checks variable products for pricing (whether any variation has a price set), title, image, category, description, SKU, and other applicable fields.
How do I audit brand, GTIN, or MPN fields?
Go to WooCommerce → FeedProof → Settings and enable the audit for each identifier field you want to check. For brand and GTIN, FeedProof automatically recognizes WooCommerce's own native fields (the native GTIN/global-unique-id field and the native brand taxonomy), so products using them are not falsely flagged. If your store keeps these values in custom meta instead, set the product meta key where that value is stored. If a field is not enabled, no issues will be flagged for it.
What is the Catalog Health Score?
It is a single 0–100 score (with an A–F grade) summarizing how feed-ready your catalog is, based only on the issues found in your latest scan. The formula is deterministic and documented in the description, and it is computed entirely on your site with no external calls. The History tab tracks the score across past scans so you can see your catalog improve over time.
Is it safe to run on large stores?
FeedProof scans products in configurable batches (default: 50 per batch) via AJAX, which helps avoid server timeouts on larger catalogs. You can adjust the batch size under Settings.
Can I filter, search, and sort the issues list?
Yes. The Issues tab lets you filter by severity (critical, warning, info) and by common issue type, search by product name or SKU, sort by severity or by issue count, and show only the issues that are new since your previous scan.
Can I export the issue list?
Yes. You can export all issues or only the currently filtered issue list. On the Issues tab, when severity or issue-type filters are active, the button is labeled "Export Filtered" and exports only matching rows. Without filters, it is labeled "Export All." The Dashboard export always exports the full unfiltered list. CSV export is useful for client reporting or bulk cleanup workflows.
What happens to my data when I uninstall FeedProof?
When you delete the plugin from the WordPress admin, all scan results, settings, and the custom database table are permanently removed.
Where can I find additional help?
Visit https://dopethemes.com/ for support and documentation.
更新日志:
1.2.0
- New: image resolution check that flags any product whose featured image is below 500x500 pixels, Google Merchant Center's new minimum image size (warnings began April 2026, enforcement January 2027). This check is on by default and can be turned off under Settings, Images.
- Note: because the new check is on by default, catalogs that contain images smaller than 500x500 will see those products flagged as warnings, which can lower the Catalog Health Score compared with 1.1.11. Nothing else about the scoring formula changed.
- The check only inspects products that already have a featured image; a missing image is still reported separately, and products with no readable image dimensions are never flagged.
- Fixed: the "Get FeedProof Pro" link on the License tab now opens the correct FeedProof product page.
- Updated: FeedProof Pro is now available. The License tab marks the shipped Pro feature as available now, with the rest of the roadmap clearly marked as coming soon.
- New: the Upgrade tab is now a License tab. It shows FeedProof Pro at a glance, with each Pro feature marked as available at launch or on the roadmap, so you always know what is shipped and what is coming.
- Improved: the FeedProof admin now supports add-on tabs, so future Pro features appear alongside the built-in screens instead of as a separate menu.
- Developer: new extension points for add-ons (admin tabs and the catalog health trend chart) plus a helper to clear resolved issues after a fix.
- Updated: the "Join the waitlist" button on the Upgrade tab now opens the dedicated FeedProof Pro waitlist page.
- Refined the look of every FeedProof screen with one consistent color, type, and spacing system for a cleaner, more professional dashboard.
- The Catalog Health Score is now the clear centerpiece of the Dashboard.
- Each severity now shows a distinct icon next to its label, so critical, warning, and info are easy to tell apart at a glance and not by color alone.
- Better keyboard and screen reader support across the admin screens, with clear focus outlines and labels.
- Friendlier empty states with a clear icon.
- No changes to how audits run or how the score is calculated.
- New: sort the Issues table by severity (worst first, the new default) or by issue count to see the most problematic products at the top.
- New: search the Issues table by product name or SKU to find a specific product's issues instantly, even in a large catalog.
- New: "New issues only" filter that shows products with at least one issue that was not present in the previous scan, so you can see exactly what changed after making fixes.
- New: issues that are new since the last scan are marked with a "New" badge in the issues list, visible even without the filter active.
- New: "Fix" link on each individual issue that opens the product editor and activates the relevant WooCommerce tab and field with a brief highlight, so you can go from spotting an issue to fixing it in one click.
- Updated: the Issue Type dropdown now includes all four issue types added in 1.1.5 that were previously missing from the filter list.
- Database: new
is_newcolumn on the issues table and a lightweight snapshot table used during scans to power the new-issue detection. Applied automatically via the upgrade routine.
- New: optional GTIN format check that flags a product whose existing GTIN is not a valid barcode number (wrong length or a failed check digit). Validation is done locally with no external lookup.
- New: optional MPN format check that flags an MPN that looks like a placeholder, such as "N/A", "none", or a run of repeated characters.
- New: optional additional-images check that flags products with a single image and no gallery images, which some shopping channels prefer.
- New: optional image alt text quality check that flags alt text which looks like a file name or placeholder (for example "IMG_1234") rather than a description.
- New: optional setting to include private products in the audit. Off by default, so the scan scope is unchanged unless you turn it on.
- All new checks are disabled by default and each has its own setting. No database changes, no external HTTP requests, and no frontend scripts or styles.
- New: WP-CLI command
wp feedproof scanruns a full catalog audit from the command line using your current settings, prints the same totals and Catalog Health Score as the dashboard, and exits with a non-zero status when critical issues are found, so you can gate a deploy or maintenance script on it. Supports--format=table|jsonand--quiet. - New: scan lock. Only one scan can run at a time, so two browser tabs (or the dashboard and WP-CLI together) can no longer overwrite each other's results. A scan whose process stops unexpectedly is detected and released automatically.
- New: multisite support. Each site on a network audits and stores its results independently, a newly created subsite gets its tables automatically, and deleting the plugin from the network cleans up every site.
- New: Upgrade tab describing what FeedProof Pro will add, with a link to join the waitlist. No payment, no account, and no external requests during normal use.
- No changes to existing audit results, the database schema, or how current scans behave.
- New: optional title length check that flags product titles longer than a configurable limit (default 150 characters), the point at which shopping platforms such as Google Merchant Center commonly truncate titles.
- New: optional promotional-text-in-title check that flags titles containing promotional phrases, repeated punctuation, all-caps phrases, or phone numbers, which Google Merchant Center disallows in product titles. Detection is conservative to avoid flagging legitimate acronym titles.
- New: optional thin-description check that flags products whose description is present but shorter than a configurable minimum.
- All three checks are disabled by default and each has its own setting, so existing scans are unchanged until you turn them on. No database changes, no external HTTP requests, and no frontend scripts or styles.
- Maintenance: verified compatibility with WordPress 7.0 and WooCommerce 10.8. No functional changes to the scanner, dashboard, history, or CSV export.
- New: A "Since your last scan" panel on the Dashboard that shows issues fixed, new, and unchanged, your health score change, and which issue types moved, compared to your previous scan.
- New: Scan history now records per-issue-type counts, so progress is compared accurately between scans.
- Docs: documented the product edit feed readiness meta box that shipped in 1.1.0.
- The database upgrades automatically on update. No external HTTP requests, no frontend scripts or styles, and no Pro features.
- New: Catalog Health Score (0–100) and A–F letter grade on the Dashboard, computed deterministically from each scan with a published, documented formula.
- New: Scan History tab that records a summary of every completed audit and charts your health score trend over time using inline SVG (no external chart library).
- New: Live product-edit meta box showing a per-product feed readiness grade and issue list, updated each time you save the product.
- New: Native WooCommerce identifier detection. The brand audit now recognizes WooCommerce's native brand taxonomy, and the GTIN audit recognizes WooCommerce's native GTIN field, so modern stores are no longer falsely flagged for missing brand or GTIN.
- New: Configurable scan-history retention (5–500 runs) under Settings → Scan History.
- New: Versioned database schema with an automatic upgrade routine, so updates apply new tables safely without requiring a reactivation.
- Improved: CSV export now includes a translated issue-label column and a catalog health summary header for client-ready reports.
- Compatibility: tested up to WooCommerce 10.8.
- No external HTTP requests, no frontend scripts or styles, and no Pro/paid features added, so the free plugin stays fast and lightweight.
- Initial public release.
- Complete issue type filter covering all 15 supported issue types via dropdown select.
- Issue type dropdown auto-submits on change. Apply button retained as non-JS fallback.
- Softened all issue messages to avoid implying platform approval guarantees or rejection.
- Plugin Check: zero errors, zero warnings on all production files.
- PHP syntax: clean on all files.
- Issue type and severity filter state preserved across pagination pages.
- CSV export: Export All and Export Filtered labels confirmed accurate.
- No external HTTP requests. No frontend CSS or JS. WooCommerce inactive guard confirmed.
- Changelog entry for 0.8.0 retained below.
- Initial release candidate.
- Dashboard with scan summary stats: total products, products without issues, products with issues, critical issues, warnings, and info notices.
- Manual product audit with AJAX batch scanning and a live progress bar.
- 15 issue types across critical, warning, and info severity tiers.
- Paginated issues table with severity and issue-type filters.
- Collapsible per-issue detail panels showing explanation and suggested fix.
- CSV export respects active filters. Button label indicates filtered vs. full export.
- Configurable brand, GTIN, and MPN field auditing via meta key or pa_-prefixed taxonomy attribute.
- Settings for audit scope: include drafts, flag out-of-stock, flag hidden catalog products, products per batch.
- Optional short description length check (disabled by default).
- WooCommerce High Performance Order Storage (HPOS) compatibility declared.
- No frontend scripts, styles, or overhead.
- No external API connections.
- Clean uninstall: all data removed on plugin deletion.