Products
The catalogue: products, variants, inventory, collections and product pages.
Products and variants
A product carries a title, description, type, vendor, tags, SEO fields and images. Options (size, shade, format) generate variants, and each variant has its own price, compare-at price, cost, SKU and inventory.
- Draft, active and archived statuses.
- Bulk status changes and duplication.
- Inventory tracked per variant, with a dedicated inventory view.
Collections
Collections group products for navigation and merchandising. Membership can be curated by hand — with the order you choose — or driven by rules over product fields.
Product pages
Every store has a product page template, and any individual product can have its own page when it deserves one: gallery, benefits, ingredients, how it works, comparison, reviews, FAQ, subscription and cross-sells.
Two ways to do everything
The product form and the assistant call the same validated action layer. “Add a 30 ml Vitamin C serum at $48 to Serums and publish it” performs exactly the write the form would, with the same validation, permissions and history.