A product is any good that is for sale on your website. It may be a physical asset, digital download, or service such as gift-wrapping or dry cleaning. Within the product section, you can manage all of the elements needed to sell your product or service, from imagery, descriptions, sizes, colors pricing and relationships to other products.

To find a product or group of products, a search block has been provided. Here you can search by a specfic Style ID, Sku, or Brand, all or part of the Product Name

Alternatively, you can enter a word or phrase into the "free search" field and search the name, description, and keywords fields to narrow your result.

The Active-only option filters your result to only show currently acvtive produdcts. The uncategorized checkbox allows you to show only products that are not in any product categories.

If you wish to work with all of the products in a particular category, you can switch to the browse tab. This will give you an interactive product category navigation tool to locate the category you are looking for. Use the arrows to expand subcategories. Once you have found the desired category, click the name to see the products assigned to that categoy.

To edit the category attributes, click the pen icon. A window will open with the various category elements that can be altered.

To delete the category, click the trash can icon.

Assets include any images, videos or supporting documents for a given product. Assets are encapsulated into named "views", and can be displayed with the product throughout your site pages. Asset Views can be sorted by dragging the view into the desired order using the grabber icon. THe first image in the sorted list will always be the default view shown on listing, search and cross-sell pages. If your site has been configured to use a rollover, any images that match the configired ROLLOVER VIEW NAME will appear in the Rollover preview.

To add a new view, select the type of view (Image, Youtube Video, Video, 360 View, or Asset Link), provide a view name, color code and click "create new view". For images, you can upload your image assets once the view has been created. For all other image types, you will be asked to provide a url to the location of your asset. Make sure to use a secure url to your content to prevent security warnings from being presented to your customers when the link is presented.

A cross-sell is a relationship between a product and another product or an advertisement. Typically shown on a product detail page, these relationships can be grouped into sections to give the customer alternative selectiosn that are similar or complimentary to the product they are looking at. For example, creating a group of "More Ideas' or "You may Also Like" can help your customer find exactly what they are looking for and increase your store's conversion.

To create a product relationship, enter the complimentary style id, choose a releation type grouping, and click the "Add Relation" button. If you want to create a reciprocal cross sell from the target product back to the product you are editing, make sure the "Add Reciprocal Relationship?" checkbox is checked.

If you do not know the style ID of your target product, you can use the quick search tool. Click the magnifying class next to the style ID field to pull up the search tool and enter any keywords that will help you find the product(s) you are looking for. Put a check neaxt to each product you would like to link and click "Add Selected". The window will close and your Your configured relationships will appear in the list below.

Once the related products are in the list, you can change their sort orders by entering a numeric value in the Sort order field next to each relationship. Click "Save All Changes" to appy your sort orders

Skus are the purchasble element of a style. The true Stock Keeping Unit, a sku has inventory, pricing, barcode, size, weght and color attributes assigned to it. In contrast, a style maintains the descriptive elements that are common to all skus, such as description, material, imagery and categorization.

To create a new sku, enter the SKU into the provided field and click Add Variation. Typically the SKU ID is a UPC code, but if your organization uses a different sku number it may be used instead. SKUs must be unique and can only be tied to a single style. Additionally a SKU and another Style cannot have the same identifier. If the SKU you provide is already in use, you will be presented with an error message.

ONce the SKU has beeen created, you can apply any pricing, color, barcode and other inventory control elements ising the fields provided.

Each style has a one sku that is defined as its "default sku". The designated deafult sku will cascade any pricing information to the main style for use in listing pages, and in choosing the listing's color image when a style comes in multiple colors. If you do not select a default sku, the first available active sku will be selected. As your default skus deactivated or deleted over time, the system will automatically choose a new one as needed.

Markdowns are pricing changes that you can schedule in advance and to run for a specified period of time. These markdowns will apply to all skus within a given style.

To create a markdown, enter the start and end date of the promotion, the price that the product should be sold at during the period, and click add promotion. When the start date arrives, the price of all skus will be changed to the price indicated. When they promotion ends, the price will revert to any encompassing promtions. If no promotions are active the price for all skus will remain at the promotion price until changed by a future feed, API or admin tool update.

An offer is an advertised volume discount that can be displayed to the customer and used to incentivize a customer to increase their order size. Once created, you can use this table of price breaks to apply your own custom rules and display metaphors to upsell your customer.

To create an offer, select a sku from the provided dropdown, enter the quantity the customer much have in their cart to receive the volume discount, and finally choose the price the customer will pay per unit. Once the offers are created, the collection of offers can be displayed on the product detail page to assist in providing upsell incentive.

When doing shopping cart operations such as add or update, this list of offers can be utilized to calculate and override item pricing as well as provide "buy 2 more to get $off" incentive messaging.

The change history tab shows all of the changes that were made to this content and by whom. It is useful for diagnosing unexpected results on your site.