Catalog
Build a store's catalog — products with variants and stock, collections to group them, and tags for organisation.
Your catalog is everything a store sells. It has three parts: products (the items), collections (groups of products shown together), and tags (labels for organising the catalog).
In the app: Dashboard → E-commerce → Stores → your store → Products
Products
The Products page lists everything in the catalog. Search and filter the list, and each row shows the product name, SKU, stock, price, and status. Bulk-select rows to act on several at once. Use the create action to add a product.
Add or edit a product
Open a product to edit it in the full editor:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Title & description | The product name and its details |
| Images | Photos shown on the storefront |
| Pricing | The product price (in the store currency) |
| Variants | Options like size or colour, each with its own SKU, price, and stock |
| SKU & stock | Inventory tracking per product or per variant |
| Collections | The collections this product belongs to |
| Tags | Labels for filtering and organisation |
| Status | Whether the product is published to the storefront |
Use variants, not duplicate products
A T-shirt in three sizes is one product with three variants, not three products. Variants keep stock, pricing, and reporting clean.
Collections
Collections group products so customers can browse them together — "New arrivals", "Under ₹999", "Festive edit". The Collections page lists your collections; open one to edit its name and description and choose the products it contains.
A product can belong to several collections, and collections are what you feature on storefront pages.
Product tags
Tags are lightweight labels for organising the catalog (for example "bestseller", "clearance", "fragile"). Manage them on the Product Tags page, then apply them to products. Use tags to filter the product list and to power storefront filtering.
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