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Attributes

In this module, we manage attributes.
All attributes are set at the product level and represent tabulated product information.

Headers​

  • “Table headers” or groupings of attributes.
  • Set on the third row in the template.
  • Several attribute keys can share the same header.
  • Sharing the same header means the attribute keys will be grouped in the same table in the platform.

Examples:

  • Technical specifications
  • Design specifications
  • Environmental specifications

Keys​

  • Attribute keys define the corresponding values.
  • Set on the fourth row in the template.
  • All keys must be unique across the template.

Examples:

  • Colour
  • Width
  • Material

Values​

  • Attribute values correspond to their respective keys.
  • Values are set in the grid for each product, defined by the products and keys.
Important Notes

All attributes are free-text information — you create your own headers, keys, and values.
You can create as many attributes as needed; simply fill in columns with your desired header/key/value setup (as shown in the example).

Example​

Header ("Specifications", "Dimensions") is set on the third row
Keys (i.e. "Colour", "Material") is set on the fourth row
Values is set on each article row

Attributes Example

Tips & Tricks / Best Practices​

SQARP GOLD STANDARD
  • Include units in the values rather than in the keys.
    Example: Width: 500 mm instead of Width (mm): 500
  • Keep attribute values short — longer text belongs in description texts.
  • Ensure keys and values are consistent across the entire assortment.
  • Avoid Boolean values like True or False.
Improve clarity for boolean attributes

You can improve clarity by rephrasing Boolean-style attributes.
Example: Has heating: Yes❌ → Heating: With heating✅