內容簡介
CatalogCanary 是一款專注於監控和管理產品資料供應的 WordPress 外掛，能夠即時檢測供應中斷、缺失欄位及變數產品的狀態，確保您的產品資料始終完整且準確，避免廣告效能下降。
【主要功能】
• 每小時自動更新 Meta catalog feed (CSV)
• 變更監控，超過閾值即時通知
• 缺失欄位檢查，精確報告問題
• 正確處理變數產品，獨立列出每個變化
• 監控卡住的執行，防止供應中斷
• 簡潔的管理介面，無廣告干擾
外掛標籤
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原文外掛簡介
Most feed plugins generate a file and go quiet. When the feed breaks — products
silently vanish, required fields go missing, a run hangs and never finishes —
you find out weeks later when your ad performance craters.
CatalogCanary treats the feed as something to guard, not just generate:
Meta catalog feed (CSV) regenerated hourly, built in batches so large
catalogs never time out, and published atomically — Meta never fetches a
half-written file.
Change monitoring — every run is compared against the last one. If your
product count drops by more than your chosen threshold (10% by default) and
you didn’t remove those products, you get an email immediately.
Required-field checking — products that would be rejected by Meta
(missing price, image, description…) are reported to you with the exact
missing fields, not silently dropped.
Variable products done properly — every variation becomes its own catalog
item with its own price, image and link, grouped by item_group_id, with
colour/size/material/pattern mapped to Meta’s variant fields. If a variable
product ends up with no variations in the feed, that’s called out
separately — it means the whole product has vanished from your catalog, which
is easy to miss among per-variation warnings.
Stuck-run watchdog — a separate check catches runs that started and never
finished, so a dying cron can’t take your feed down quietly.
A quiet admin screen — no review nags, no upsell banners, no dashboard
spam. An alert history table and a Run Now button.
Everything listed above is free, and nothing on this list is a trial or a
teaser. There is a paid version, CatalogCanary Pro, which adds change diffs
showing exactly which products left the feed and when, exclusion rules by
category, tag, stock state, price or SKU, and webhook alerts into Slack. It is
mentioned once, at the bottom of the plugin’s own settings page, and nowhere
else in your admin.
