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# Attributs conversationnels pour les Canaux Google Shopping

11 septembre 2026

### Quoi de neuf ?

Google a récemment introduit [attributs conversationnels](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/17085370?hl=en\&sjid=5625477415808595011-EU) dans le cadre de ses nouvelles initiatives Merchant API et Google AI. 

Nous avons ajouté ces attributs aux flux Google Shopping et aux canaux API dans Channable, ce qui vous permet d'enrichir vos fiches produits et de fournir davantage de contexte aux acheteurs potentiels. 

**Nouveaux attributs**

* `question_et_réponse` 
* `lien_document` 
* `produit associé` 
* `titre_du_groupe_de_Produit` 
* `option_de_variation` 
* `rang_de_popularité` 

Pour plus de détails sur la façon dont Google utilise chaque attribut spécifique et les formats acceptés, consultez [la documentation officielle de Google](https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/17085370?hl=en\&sjid=5625477415808595011-EU).

### Ce que vous devez faire

Pas d'action n'est requise. Les API et les flux Google Shopping existants continuent de fonctionner comme auparavant. 

Vous pouvez mapper ces attributs à vos champs internes dans la **Mapping** ou **Build** étape de vos canaux Google Shopping si vous souhaitez que vos produits apparaissent dans la recherche Google AI.


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