Microsoft Merchant Center has no 'Request Review' button. Dashified flags the fix before you're stuck waiting on the next crawl.
Microsoft sorts every item into Published, Rejected, Warnings, or Pending — but unlike Google, there's no manual review request to speed up a fix. You wait for Microsoft's next scheduled feed fetch to confirm a correction cleared, and a slow fetch schedule can leave a fixed item sitting in Rejected for a week. Dashified tracks that feed status against your revenue so you know which fixes are worth pushing through faster.
What Dashified syncs from Microsoft Merchant Center
How it works
Connect your Microsoft Merchant Center account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified imports your product catalog along with each item's current price and availability status as submitted to your feed.
We flag price and availability mismatches between your feed and your storefront — the #1 reason Microsoft moves items to Rejected — so you can fix them before your listings drop out of Shopping.
Dashified tracks your feed against Microsoft's 30-day refresh requirement and shows pricing and availability trends next to every other sales channel you have connected, so a stale Merchant Center feed doesn't quietly go dark on you.
No manual review button, so fetch frequency is your only lever
Google lets you request a manual review after fixing an issue; Microsoft doesn't — it only re-checks items on its own crawl schedule. Set your feed to fetch daily and a fix propagates in about 24 hours; leave it on a weekly schedule and the same fix can sit unconfirmed for a week. Dashified flags your highest-revenue Rejected items first so you know which ones justify tightening that schedule.
Never miss the 30-day feed expiration
Microsoft Merchant Center requires feeds to refresh at least every 30 days or your listings stop serving entirely. Dashified tracks feed freshness so a forgotten upload doesn't silently pull your products off Bing Shopping.
A six-month appeal window that's easy to let quietly expire
Microsoft gives you six months to appeal a disapproval or suspension — far longer than Google's days-long review turnaround, which makes it easier to forget a fixable item is still sitting there. Dashified keeps a running list of your Rejected items and how long they've been stuck, so nothing ages out unnoticed.
Detailed reason codes, matched to what they're actually costing you
Microsoft's disapproval reason codes are more granular than Google's, which helps you diagnose the problem faster, even though the manual review process itself resolves more slowly. Dashified pairs that granular status with your sales data so you fix the reason codes draining revenue first, not just the easiest ones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified fix disapproved items in Microsoft Merchant Center, or just flag them?
Dashified surfaces which products have price or availability mismatches likely to trigger a Rejected status, but you'll still make the fix in Merchant Center or your feed source — then wait on Microsoft's own crawl schedule to confirm it, since there's no manual 'request review' option like Google's. Dashified's job is making sure you know which fixes are worth prioritizing before that wait even starts.
Does this work with both free product listings and paid Microsoft Shopping campaigns?
Dashified pulls product, pricing, and availability data at the catalog level, which underpins both free listings and paid Shopping ads, so issues you catch apply either way.
How often does Dashified refresh Microsoft Merchant Center data?
Dashified syncs your product, pricing, and availability data on a regular schedule. Since Microsoft itself can take 3-5 business days to clear a resolved disapproval on anything less than a daily feed fetch, Dashified's job is surfacing the mismatch early enough that you're not finding out about it only when the next crawl runs.
Do I need to change how I submit my feed to Microsoft Merchant Center?
No. Keep submitting your feed the way you already do, whether that's a scheduled file, Content API, or a plugin. Dashified just connects to your account and reads the resulting product, pricing, and availability data.
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