Meta Catalog: Required field is missing
Required field is missing: the link field is required. Please complete the field to continue. (#2061015)What's happening
A field Meta marks as required is empty or unmapped, so the item is rejected before it can serve. Meta requires id, title, description, availability, condition, price, link, and image_link on every product (plus at least one of brand, GTIN, or MPN for e-commerce). The same error template fires for whichever field is missing; the field name and numeric code change (the link case shown here is #2061015). The usual root cause is a feed export that drops a column or names it something Meta does not recognise.
idtitleavailabilitypricelinkimage_linkManual fix
Open Commerce Manager, Catalog, Issues (or Data sources, then the affected feed) to see exactly which field is missing on which items. Add the field in your CMS or PIM, confirm the column name matches Meta's attribute, re-export, then re-upload or wait for the next scheduled fetch.
Fix it with Emberfeed
Fill the missing field with one rule instead of per-SKU edits. A default-value rule sets a constant (e.g. availability to "in stock" when empty), and a mapping rule pulls the value from another field you already have (e.g. write g:brand from a vendor column). The rule applies to every matching product in the served feed, and the source export stays untouched.
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Catch Meta Catalog feed issues before they do.
Emberfeed checks every product against Meta Catalog's required fields and format rules, and most problems come with a fix: a field rule for the whole feed or an override for one product. It also measures your product photos, while rendering them and in the background after each refresh, and flags the ones that are too small for Meta Catalog.
Emberfeed is a hosted tool: it imports your existing product feed, renders every product image through one template and serves a new feed URL for Meta, Google, TikTok, Heureka, Zboží.cz and Glami. It costs 25 € per feed per month, and the first 3 months are free on one feed up to 1,000 products.