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# Catalog - Full Control

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To be able to update your Shopify product to a Facebook Catalog, you or your clients must have Full Control permission. 
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If you own the account that's assigned with this full control, then you will be able to directly sync product to a catalog.

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[Direct Catalog Sync](/getting-started/start-retargeting/direct-catalog-sync.md)
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If you don't own such accounts, you can generate a data feed file that's dynamically updated, and pass that file link to the person who have access to the catalog!

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[Multiple Data Feeds](/getting-started/start-retargeting/multiple-data-feeds.md)
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