The store keeps working the way it always has. Four things happen between the register and the shopper's screen. You only do the first one.
Your POS connects once — cloud systems by API, Windows and server systems by a lightweight connector installed remotely. No site visit, no new hardware, nothing changes at the counter.
Check your POS in the directoryCounts move from the register to the feed continuously. A sale at the counter updates the feed in under a minute. No spreadsheet exists in this process, so no spreadsheet goes stale.
Your stock becomes live listings on every surface that sends local shoppers through the door:
Search, Maps, Shopping; in-stock labels and the browsable "See What's In Store" shelf.
Product pages under your store's own name, clean data, live stock status.
Real inventory as an answer assistants can cite.
Order management built in, delivery-ready; pickup and delivery flow back to the POS.
The shopper nearby sees the item is in stock and comes in for it. The feed's job is a bell on your door, not another screen in your day.
"DWLT DRL/DRI KIT" is not a listing.
Google requires a title, description, and image per item. Distributor item files rarely have them. We add the real product title, the written description, and a clean image.
What stays untouched: your price and your count, syncing straight from the POS.
Your inventory goes to Google so your shelf shows up. Google's retailer insights are licensed to your store and delivered on your behalf. Nothing is pooled, resold, or shared across businesses without your consent.