Products and inventory
Adding products, variants, stock levels and what happens as you sell.
Add and edit a product
A title and a price are all a product needs. Everything else, photographs, stock, options, shipping, where it is sold and how it appears in a search result, can be filled in now or later, and the header always says what is not saved.
Collections
Group products so shoppers can browse them together. A manual collection is the one you pick; an automatic one fills itself from rules you set.
Size guides
Make a size guide once in Products, Size Guides, starting from a standard guide for clothing, shoes or rings, and attach it to the products it fits. Shoppers see Size guide beside the Size option. On every plan.
Import and export products
Upload a spreadsheet to add or update many products at once, in the format Shopify exports, and download your catalogue as a spreadsheet whenever you want it.
Product bundles
Sell several products together as a kit. The bundle is a product of its own, and its stock is worked out from the products inside it.
Product add-ons
Offer extras with a product, such as gift wrap or a spare part, that a shopper adds with one tap onto the same order line.
Order quantity limits
Set the fewest and the most of one product a shopper may buy in a single order, on the product's own form.
Reviews and ratings
Only people who bought the product can review it. Reviews are approved automatically or wait for you, depending on one setting, and you can reply to any of them.
The inventory page
One page for what is running out, for a delivery you have just received, and for a count that turned out wrong. Every change says why it happened.
Locations
A location is a place you hold stock and fulfil orders from: a shop, a warehouse, a room at home. One is your default, each says whether it sells online, and your plan decides how many can be active.
Transfers between locations
Move stock from one of your locations to another, with both counts staying honest while it is in transit.
Low stock alerts
Get told when a product is running low, once per dip rather than once a day, with a threshold for the store and a different one on any product that needs it.
Files and your storage
Your media library. Upload a photo once and reuse it on products, collections, posts and your theme, see where each one is used, and keep an eye on the storage your plan includes.
Not selling on Shoponent yet?
Create your store and follow the setup checklist. Everything in this help centre applies from your first day.
Still stuck?
Email support@shoponent.com with your store name. We read and answer every message.