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# How do I add multiple currency feeds in Maker?

## Product Catalog Integration Pages

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Product Catalog Integration

Product Type

Adding single or multi-currency feed

Using Multi-currency Feed

### Integration Steps

To sync your store catalog with Maker, we need the catalog feed that you provide to google for google ads, in the format that Google specifies .

We need a publicly accessible URL, either to a CSV or XML file.

If you're a Shopify or Magento customer and don't have a feed already, we recommend using either a Shopify or Magento plugin for this or have your engineers export the catalog in the Google feed format . We recommend Feed for Google Shopping and Google Shopping Feed XML/CSV as Shopify plugins.

Maker supports two unique catalog feeds for Dual currency support.

* Include the field "Product type." We use this label for displaying "Products from this Collection" in the Quick View modal and pull in collections dynamically in Maker Nav (for any non-Shopify store). We will use this text string to find other products with exactly that product type and show them as "Products from this Collection." Next to a product, you can add comma separated product types to list multiple types a product can have. For example, a product under "new arrivals > tees", would have to be tagged as "tops > tees, new arrivals > tees" so then that product will show up in both the categories. Some examples used by other customers to define Product Type are:
  * Bedding>Duvet/Shams>Duvet Covers
  * Girls > Clothing > Shirts & Tops, new arrivals > Shirts & Tops
* Include Group ID in the feed to show any product variants.
* Include size and color variants.
* Include hi-res images in the feed.
* Share additional images, if possible.

### Adding single or multi-currency Catalog Feed

The initial product catalog sync can be setup by the Maker team or added directly by the Master account admin during account initial setup. Here are the instructions to add single or multiple catalog feeds:

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### Using Multi-currency Catalog Feed in Maker Pages

Once the additional catalog feeds have been setup, you will see an addition option, found in the story's document settings or the Element panel, to choose the currency settings for the story.

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### Click on your avatar in Maker Pages

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### Click "Edit Settings"

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### Click "Product Feed"

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### Click on the link "click here"

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### Click "+ Currency" and add the link to additional currency product catalogs and click on "Save."

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