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Nachdem ein Partner eine Verknüpfungsanfrage gesendet hat, muss der empfangende Händler die Verknüpfung genehmigen, bevor sie aktiv wird. Dies erfolgt in der Regel durch Genehmigen der Anfrage im Google Merchant Center auf dem Tab Partner. Links können jedoch auch programmatisch mit der Methode accounts.link genehmigt werden.
Beispiel
Um die vom Partner 123456789 gesendete Verknüpfung im Beispiel für das Anfordern von Links zu genehmigen, kann der Clienthändler 98765 eine approve-Aktion mit linkedAccountId, die auf die Partner-ID 123456789 festgelegt ist, senden.
Die Liste services enthält nur einen der beiden ursprünglich angeforderten Dienste in der Beispielanfrage. Dadurch wird der Dienst shoppingAdsProductManagement selektiv genehmigt und die Anfrage zum Verknüpfen des Dienstes shoppingActionsOrderManagement bleibt im Status pending.
[null,null,["Zuletzt aktualisiert: 2025-08-13 (UTC)."],[[["\u003cp\u003eGoogle is launching a new Merchant API, which is the future of the Content API for Shopping.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eYou can learn more about the Merchant API and its benefits on the Google Ads Developer Blog.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eMerchants can programmatically approve account link requests from partners using the \u003ccode\u003eaccounts.link\u003c/code\u003e method.\u003c/p\u003e\n"],["\u003cp\u003eWhen approving link requests, merchants have the flexibility to approve only specific services within the request, leaving others pending.\u003c/p\u003e\n"]]],["The Merchant API beta, a new version of the Content API for Shopping, is introduced. Merchants can approve partner link requests, either in Google Merchant Center or programmatically using the `accounts.link` method. Merchants may selectively approve specific services included in a link request. For instance, a merchant can approve `shoppingAdsProductManagement` while leaving `shoppingActionsOrderManagement` pending. An example is given of sending an `approve` action to approve one linked service. Removing existing links is covered in the next section.\n"],null,["# Approve links\n\nAfter a link request has been sent by a partner, the receiving merchant must\napprove the link before it becomes active. This is normally done by [approving\nthe request](//support.google.com/merchants/answer/9440376) in the **Partners**\ntab of Google Merchant Center. However, links can\nalso be approved programmatically by using the [`accounts.link`](/shopping-content/reference/rest/v2.1/accounts/link)\nmethod.\n| **Note:** When a link request contains mulltiple `services`, the receiving merchant has the option of only approving a subset of those service. For example, if a link request contains the services `shoppingAdsProductManagement` and `shoppingActionsOrderManagement`, the approver can choose to include only one or the other (Buy on Google was formerly known as Shopping Actions).\n\nExample\n-------\n\nTo approve the link sent from partner `123456789` in the [*Requesting links*\nexample](/shopping-content/guides/flagging/request#example_request), the client merchant `98765` can send an\n`approve` action with `linkedAccountId` set to partner ID `123456789`.\n\nNote that the `services` list only contains one of the two originally requested\nservices in the [example request](/shopping-content/guides/flagging/request#example_request). This selectively\napproves the `shoppingAdsProductManagement` service, and leaves the request to\nlink the `shoppingActionsOrderManagement` service in `pending` status. \n\n POST https://shoppingcontent.googleapis.com/content/v2.1/98765/accounts/98765/link\n {\n \"linkedAccountId\": \"123456789\",\n \"linkType\": \"eCommercePlatform\",\n \"services\": [\"shoppingAdsProductManagement\"],\n \"action\": \"approve\"\n }\n\nThe [next section](/shopping-content/guides/flagging/remove) describes how to remove existing links."]]
