fabric Product Catalog in Copilot provides a user-friendly interface for managing product data, attributes, categories, and collections. Designed for merchandising teams, it allows users to configure products, organize inventory, and optimize data quality without relying on API calls.

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Product Catalog AI

Product Catalog AI provides intelligent recommendations to help retailers optimize and maintain high-quality product data:

  • Receive AI-driven suggestions for product descriptions and attributes to improve consistency and SEO.
  • Ensure data accuracy by detecting missing or misclassified attributes.
  • Optimize merchandising by aligning product information with brand standards and customer expectations.

Product Catalog is accessible through fabric’s cloud-based application called Copilot, and divided into the following menus and sub-menus:

  • List
    • Items: Add, import, and manage product and variant information.
    • Bundles: Add, import, and manage bundle information.
  • Attributes
  • Categories: Create a hierarchy of product groups and relationships.
  • Collections: An alternative method to categories for organizing products.
  • Settings

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Workflow

The steps below highlight the core features you’ll use most often when setting up and managing Product Catalog in Copilot. While these cover the fundamental workflows, Product Catalog includes multiple tools and features to support custom use cases.

  1. Create Attributes: Create the required attributes for the products. You can also use attribute groups to group relevant attributes and assign to products or categories.
  2. Map Attributes: Map the mandatory attributes of fabric, such SKU, title, image, and active status to the corresponding names provided by the merchant.
  3. Add Categories: Arrange items, bundles, and variants into a hierarchical tree structure based on common attributes to logically group products.
  4. Create Items, Variants, and Bundles: Add your products, which can consist of items, bundles, and variants. Before adding any products, fabric recommends the following:
    • Maintain a list of attributes for products and categories.
    • Organize products within a hierarchical tree structure of categories.
    • Compile a products list, along with their variants and bundles, to display on the storefront.
  5. Create Collections: Organize products according to marketing needs for display on your storefront. Collections are optional.

Once these steps are complete, basic setup is finished. You may proceed to use the features and capabilities available to you.