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Sell from Logic4 to Google Shopping - Product Ads Built From Your ERP

Getting your Logic4 ERP catalog onto Google Shopping requires accurate retail pricing, structured product data, and a feed that stays current without manual exports. Koongo builds it directly from your back-office data and delivers it to Google Merchant Center automatically.

*Free plan available. No credit card required. Paid plans from 24 EUR/month.

What is Logic4 + Google Shopping Integration?

Koongo connects your Logic4 system to Google Shopping - Google's product advertising platform - by automating product feed creation and inventory synchronization directly from your ERP data. Product titles, descriptions, pricing, images, and stock levels are pulled from Logic4 and structured to Google Shopping's feed requirements without manual exports or custom scripting. Koongo's Feed Manager works with Logic4's integrated product data without custom development. The Rules Editor handles pricing logic - including retail price selection from wholesale/retail price fields - product filtering to exclude B2B-only items, and attribute mapping to Google Shopping's required fields. Google Shopping shoppers click your product ads and land directly on your consumer-facing store. Accurate retail pricing and structured product data in the feed mean your ads surface for the right searches and your Google Merchant Center account stays healthy.

Key Benefits:

From signup to first Google Shopping order in 3 steps

1
Create your Koongo account, start your free plan, and connect your Logic4 store.
2
Set up the connection to Google Shopping and automate your product listings — no manual work needed.
3
Start getting new sales from Google Shopping. Track and manage your orders directly in your Logic4 store.

Why now? What’s at stake

If you connect Logic4 to Google Shopping with Koongo
  • Reach new customers instantly on Google Shopping

  • Increase product visibility and boost sales

  • Avoid errors that cause listing rejections or overselling

  • Free up time and focus on growing your business

If you don’t automate this process:
  • Miss out on sales due to delayed updates

  • Risk overselling or violating platform policies

  • Spend hours manually fixing product or order issues

  • Let competitors list faster and sell more

FAQs

Koongo connects to Logic4 via API and pulls product data - including ERP-managed pricing, stock levels, and attributes - directly and automatically. No manual XML or CSV exports, no scheduled tasks to configure in Logic4.
You decide. Koongo's Rules Editor lets you specify which Logic4 price field maps to the Google Shopping feed - retail list price, a specific price tier, or a calculated value. Only consumer-facing retail prices should reach Google Shopping, and the Rules Editor ensures that without manual intervention per product.
Yes. Koongo's Rules Editor supports product filtering by any Logic4 attribute - category, product group, stock status, or a custom field. This ensures only your consumer-facing retail products reach Google Shopping, excluding B2B-only items or catalog lines not suitable for product listing advertising.
Yes. Google Shopping requires a Google Merchant Center account to receive and validate your product feed. Koongo prepares and delivers the feed automatically. Setting up Merchant Center and linking it to Google Ads is a Google Shopping requirement that you complete separately.
Koongo re-exports your Google Shopping feed every 5, 15, or 60 minutes depending on your plan. Every change tracked in Logic4 - new stock, price updates, product availability - is reflected at the next refresh cycle automatically.
Yes. Koongo's free plan includes one channel connection with no credit card required. You can configure your Google Shopping feed, validate it in Google Merchant Center, and confirm your Logic4 ERP data maps correctly before upgrading. Paid plans start from €24/month.
Google Merchant Center flags disapproved products with the specific reason - missing GTIN, policy violation, image issue, or price mismatch. You fix the issue in Koongo's Rules Editor or adjust the source data in Logic4, and Koongo resubmits the corrected feed at the next scheduled update.