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Google Merchant Center · Status at source date: Newsletter archive

Merchant Centre agency account conversion request workflow goes live

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IN BRIEF

Google Merchant Centre has documented a new agency account conversion request workflow, giving agencies a structured path to convert legacy Merchant Centre accounts into the unified agency account model. The workflow lets agencies submit conversion requests for client accounts they manage, and Google reviews and processes each request to align the account with the current agency account architecture.

Google Merchant Center: Merchant Centre agency account conversion request workflow goes live
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What changed

The structural significance is that Merchant Centre has been migrating toward a unified agency account model for the past 18 months, and many agencies still operate legacy structures that predate the current setup. The conversion request workflow gives these agencies a sanctioned path forward rather than forcing wholesale account rebuilds.

THE COLLECTIVE PERSPECTIVE

Why it matters for advertisers

For you, this means agencies managing multiple client Merchant Centre accounts should audit which accounts are still on legacy structures and submit conversion requests where applicable. Worth treating as a 2026 housekeeping priority: particularly relevant for agencies expanding their Merchant Centre client base, where the new agency account architecture offers cleaner management surfaces.

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Merchant Centre agency account conversion request workflow goes live

Google Merchant Centre has documented a new agency account conversion request workflow, giving agencies a structured path to convert legacy Merchant Centre accounts into the unified agency account model. The workflow lets agencies submit conversion requests for client accounts they manage, and Google reviews and processes each request to align the account with the current agency account architecture.

The structural significance is that Merchant Centre has been migrating toward a unified agency account model for the past 18 months, and many agencies still operate legacy structures that predate the current setup. The conversion request workflow gives these agencies a sanctioned path forward rather than forcing wholesale account rebuilds.

For you, this means agencies managing multiple client Merchant Centre accounts should audit which accounts are still on legacy structures and submit conversion requests where applicable. Worth treating as a 2026 housekeeping priority: particularly relevant for agencies expanding their Merchant Centre client base, where the new agency account architecture offers cleaner management surfaces.

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