Custom SKU Tagging

Custom SKU Tagging allows you to enhance your SKU Performance Page with the following features:

  • Create new custom tags at the store and/or account level
  • View a list of current custom tags
  • Associate a custom tag with one or more SKUs
  • Associate multiple tags with a single SKU
  • Filter SKUs using custom tags
  • Update SKU-tag mappings

These capabilities enable more detailed and flexible SKU performance analysis and reporting.

Viewing Tags

As you know, the SKU performance list page consists of dynamic columns. With this development, tag info is placed among these dynamic columns. The Tags column will disappear if you uncheck the ā€œTagsā€ option.

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Viewing Tags

Adding an Existing Tag to an SKU 

Adding a tag to an SKU involves linking the tag to the SKU. To do this, you can simply click the ā€œ+ Add Tagā€ button under the Tags column of the table. This action lists available tags that you created before. You can select one of them.

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Adding an Existing Tag to an SKU

After selecting the desired tag, the SKU Performance list will be updated with the selected tag.

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Tag Display

While selecting a tag for an SKU, you can type and filter them.

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Filtering Tags

Creating a New Tag and Relating it to an SKU 

If you can not find a suitable tag, you can type the desired name and simply press the Enter key to start creating a new tag process.

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Creating a New Tag 1

Pressing the Enter key navigates you to the Create Tag dialog. This dialogue allows you to name the new tag and select a suitable colour before creating it. If you want to use this new tag for other stores in your account, check the “Create this tag for all the stores I have” option. The “Create Tag” button creates a new tag and relates it to the SKU that you started the process with.

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Removing an Existing Tag from an SKU 

If you hover over an existing tag you can see the cross button (X) at the right side of the tag. By clicking the cross button the system removes the tag from the related SKU.

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Removing an Existing Tag from an SKU

Switching an Existing Tag with another Tag for an SKUĀ 

If you hover over an existing tag, you can see the switch (ā‡†) button on the left side of the tag.

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Switching an Existing Tag with Another Tag

By clicking this button the system allows you to choose another tag from the dropdown list for the related SKU.

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Choosing Tags

Adding a Tag to More Than One SKU 

The SKU Performance list page now has selection options for each row. You can select more than one SKU on the page. If you select any SKU on the table, a new button, ā€œTag Selections,ā€ will appear at the top right of the table. 

This button enables you to choose a tag from the tag list to relate to the selected SKUs.

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Adding a Tag to More Than One SKUĀ 

While choosing a tag, you can filter by typing the tag name as well. 

If you can not find a suitable tag, you can simply press the Enter key to open the ā€œCreate Tagā€ dialogue mentioned above.Ā 

Filtering SKUā€™s With the Help of Custom Tags

As you know, you can list your SKUs using the advanced dynamic filtering structure. With this new development, you can now filter your SKUs using custom tags as well. To filter your SKUs by custom tag, simply click the “+ Add Filter” button and select the “Tag” menu. This allows you to choose the desired tags for filtering your SKUs.

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Filtering SKUā€™s With the Help of Custom Tags

After filtering the SKUs, you can edit the applied filter by clicking the corresponding tag filter.

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