WooCommerce Local Inventory Feed Setup -- 2

I run a WooCommerce store with several physical shop locations and already have an active Google Merchant Center account. What I now need is a clean, reliable inventory feed that pulls every product from WooCommerce, splits the data by shop location, and syncs it to Merchant Center so I can launch Local Inventory Ads.

Key points of the task
• Build or export a feed (CSV, XML, or Content API—whatever you find most robust) that captures all standard Google Shopping attributes plus the store code or location ID that allows Merchant Center to recognise each brick-and-mortar outlet.
• Map any custom fields in WooCommerce so pricing, availability, and location-level stock stay accurate in Google’s diagnostics.
• Upload or push the feed to my existing Merchant Center account and pass all policy checks—no red flags, no disapproved items.
• Activate the Local Inventory Ads program inside Merchant Center and confirm that the products appear in the local product inventory tab with correct quantities.

Acceptance criteria
1. Feed passes “Ready” status in Merchant Center with zero critical errors.
2. Each store location shows the right on-hand quantity for several spot-checked SKUs.
3. A preview Local Inventory Ad surfaces the correct price, pickup method, and nearest store information.

If you have experience with WooCommerce product feeds, Google Shopping, and especially Local Inventory Ads, let’s get this integrated quickly.