Markets per destination
Every destination gets the same market-specific prices and currency from Máximo, but they do not all store it the same way. Knowing which model a destination uses tells you where to look when you are checking your feeds.
There are two models.
A separate entry per market
Section titled “A separate entry per market”Google Merchant Center, TikTok, Pinterest, and Klaviyo each receive a distinct product entry for every enabled market. A product sold in two markets is sent twice, once with each market’s price, currency, and content language.
For Google, each market also gets its own data source, created and named for that market’s country. If you sell in the US and Canada, Merchant Center shows two data sources: one carrying USD prices for the US, one carrying CAD prices for Canada.
This is why a Google sync runs once per market. Progress and sync history are reported per market too, so you can see one market finish while another is still running.
Pinterest goes one step further: its catalog localisation is per upload rather than per item, so every batch Máximo sends for a market carries that market’s country and language as a pair. The Catalog tab’s market table shows the resolved values, and lets you override the language when Pinterest’s automatic choice isn’t the one you want. See connect Pinterest catalog & Tag.
One entry with regional overrides
Section titled “One entry with regional overrides”Meta works the other way around. Each product is added to the catalog once, using your primary market, and Máximo then applies per-country price overrides on top of that single entry.
In Meta’s Commerce Manager you will see one catalog with one entry per product, not a copy per country. The regional prices are attached to that entry rather than shown as separate items.
Return policies
Section titled “Return policies”Return policies are configured per market and are sent to Google Merchant Center, which requires them for free listings and Shopping ads. Set them on each market’s card, see Enable and apply.
When you disable a market
Section titled “When you disable a market”Disabling a market stops Máximo syncing it; the market’s configuration is kept so you can turn it back on later. Products already delivered for that market are no longer updated. Re-enabling resumes syncing on the next run.