Bring product descriptions, images, options, and prices into one place. Build a catalog that helps customers choose and gives your team the information to sell.
Give every product the details it deserves
Start with the essentials. Add the detail that helps buyers understand what they are choosing.
Organize sizes, colors, and other options under the right product. Keep variant details and SKUs clear for customers and your team.

Manage product and variant prices, compare-at prices, and selling information together. Review the details before making a product available.

Group products into collections that make sense to your customers, from a seasonal edit to a focused range.

Keep descriptions, media, tags, and supporting attributes with the product. Clear source information also gives AI-assisted drafts a better starting point.

A well-organized catalog starts with a few good habits. Keep them as you add products, options, and new collections.
Keep the title, description, images, and selling details together rather than scattered across working files.
Use recognizable option names and SKUs so the team can distinguish the item a customer ordered.
Decide how your brand presents sizes, materials, specifications, and care information. Review AI-generated copy against the actual product.
Review language, prices, shipping information, and product eligibility when planning another market. A translated description alone does not make a product ready to sell there.
The catalog connects product presentation with the records used in store operations.
Start with your Tanqory storefront. When adding a market or external channel, evaluate that connection and its product-data requirements separately.
A new collection or seasonal update should begin with accurate source data and a defined set of changes.
Organize the product data and check the required format before an import.
Identify the products, variants, and fields that need an update.
Check the saved product information and correct exceptions before publishing.
Use the admin for daily catalog work. Developers can evaluate documented product endpoints for the connections your business needs.
Prepare accurate details, useful images, and clear options before opening your store.
Keep new collections and product changes organized as the range develops.
Present sizes, colors, and other variants so the buyer and your team can identify the right item.
Use shared product information as the reference for descriptions, review, and publishing.