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How to add key attributes on product?

Key attributes help define product characteristics such as size, color, material, or other product-specific details. Adding key attributes improves product organization and enhances the customer’s search and filter experience. Follow the steps below to create and assign key attributes in Shopaccino.

Step-by-Step Guide

Outlined below are the essential steps to guide you through the process:

Create a Key Attribute

  • From the left-side menu, go to “Products” > “Key Attribute.”

Add a New Attribute

  1. Hover over the “Add Key Attribute Name” icon.
  2. In the popup window, enter the following details:
    • Key Attribute Name – Enter a descriptive name (e.g., Size, Color, Material).
    • Sort Order – Set the display order for how attributes will appear.
    • Visibility – Choose whether the attribute should be visible to customers.
  3. Click “Save.”

Add Attribute Values

  1. After creating the attribute, click on “Attribute Value.”
  2. Click “Add Key Attribute Value.”
  3. Fill in the following fields:
    • Attribute - Select Attribute Name from the dropdown
    • Name – Enter the specific value (e.g., Red, Blue, Large).
    • Display Order – Set the order in which the attribute values will appear.
    • Visibility – Set whether the attribute value should be visible to customers.
  4. Click “Save.”
Create a Key Attribute

Assign Attributes to Products

Navigate to Products

  1. From the left-side menu, go to “Products.”
  2. Click on “Products.”

Create or Edit a Product

  • To add a new product, click on “Add Product” in the top right corner.
  • To update an existing product, click the “Edit” button next to the product name.

Assign Attributes

  1. After saving the product’s general information, go to the “Attributes” tab.
  2. Select and add the relevant attribute(s) from the list.
    (Repeat to add more attributes if required)
Assign Attributes to Products

Best Practices for Adding Key Attributes

  • Use Consistent Naming – Ensure attribute names are consistent across similar products (e.g., “Size” vs. “Sizes”).
  • Keep Attributes Relevant – Only create attributes that provide meaningful information to the customer.
  • Limit Attribute Values – Avoid overcrowding with too many options to keep the selection simple.
  • Use High-Quality Images – If adding thumbnail images, make sure they are clear and accurately represent the product variation.
  • Example:
    If you are selling a “Cotton T-Shirt” available in different colors and sizes, create a Key Attribute called “Color” with values like Red, Blue, and Black. Similarly, create a Key Attribute called “Size” with values like S, M, L, and XL. When editing the product, assign these attributes under the “Attributes” tab to allow customers to filter products based on color and size.

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