NEW: Google & Meta Product Feeds + Team Permissions!

Hey guys – this week’s release is all about helping your store scale beyond Webflow while staying secure and organized internally.

You can now sync your products directly to Google Merchant Center and Meta Commerce Manager, run ads with accurate product data, and track your events automatically.

And on top of that, teams get much tighter permission control across the entire CartGenie dashboard.

👇 Everything below is live today and included on every plan – free or paid.

🛒 Google & Meta Product Feed Integration + Meta Pixel Events

Your CartGenie catalog can now sync directly to Google Merchant Center and Meta Commerce Manager!

That means:

• Your products stay up-to-date across Google Shopping and Facebook/Instagram
• Ads automatically pull correct titles, prices, variants, and availability
• No more manually exporting product feeds or fixing mismatches
• Launch new campaigns faster with accurate product data every time

You can also add your Meta Pixel ID inside CartGenie’s settings to automatically send events like:

1. View Product
2. Add to Cart
3. Purchase

Everything flows straight into Facebook Events Manager with no extra setup or custom scripts required.

This is a huge unlock for anyone running paid ads, retargeting, or selling across multiple channels.

Sync Your Products

📖 How to set up feeds

👥 Team Permissions Settings

Control who can edit, view, or access each part of CartGenie.

You can now assign permissions for each CartGenie page – giving you tighter control over who can view and make changes to your products, orders, customers, payment settings, shipping zones, and more.

This is perfect for:

• Agencies managing multiple client stores
• Teams with fulfillment staff
• Seasonal or temporary contractors
• Anyone who wants to protect sensitive store settings

Customize access exactly how you want it: Edit / View Only / No Access.

Set Team Permissions

📖 Learn about roles & permissions

Cancel Orders

You can now manually mark any order as Canceled, giving you a clean and reliable way to handle situations where an order shouldn’t be fulfilled — whether it was a duplicate purchase, a fraudulent attempt, or a customer who changed their mind before shipping.

How to Cancel an Order

🪲 Bugs Squashed

• Fixed issue where product option sets were being sent to Webflow in the wrong order
• Fixed issue causing custom multi-reference fields to disappear
• Fixed issue where applying a coupon to a non-shippable product hid the tax cost at checkout

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