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Manage product records

Last updated: September 8, 2026 · 2 min read

Manage the product information used in your catalogs.

A product record is different from a product card on a page. Changes to the shared record can appear in other designs using that product.

Follow these steps

  1. 1

    Find a product

    EditorProducts

    Open product management in the editor. Use name/SKU search and the available filters, then click the row or edit icon. Use the create-product action for a new record.

  2. 2

    Enter product details

    EditorEdit product

    Enter name, SKU, description, price, currency, and other needed fields. Keep the SKU consistent across future import files because it identifies matching products. An empty price and a zero price mean different things.

  3. 3

    Create a brand or category

    ManagementProductsBrands / Categories

    Use Create in the relevant subtab. Brands offer name, slug, logo URL, and description. Categories also offer a parent category; leave it empty for a top-level category. Save the record and assign it from the product editor.

  4. 4

    Maintain classification records

    ManagementProductsBrands / Categories

    Use a row’s edit icon to change its fields. Review products using a record before deleting it. Creating a product brand does not change catalog brand-kit colors; product brands and catalog brand kits are separate.

  5. 5

    Classify and connect it

    EditorEdit productBrand and categories

    Choose brand, categories, and catalog connections. Categories help organize products but do not insert cards onto pages. Upload images and check the cover and gallery order.

  6. 6

    Save and check the result

    EditorEdit productSave

    Save and read any warning as well as the success message. Return to the list and check visible fields on a linked card. Product status and catalog publication status are separate.

  7. 7

    Check bulk selection scope

    EditorProductsSelection

    Bulk selection supports status changes and deletion. Selecting all matches can include more than the visible rows; read the selected count and confirmation. Do not delete a product record merely to remove it from one card.

Result

Check catalog connections, record details, and the linked card’s appearance.