πŸ“˜Guide

This page has an essential guide on collection sort app.

πŸ‘©πŸ»β€πŸ« Introduction:

Managing and sorting collections effectively can be a significant challenge for store owners, especially when dealing with large inventories and the need to prioritize in-stock products. Ensuring that customers see the most relevant and available products first is crucial for enhancing their shopping experience and maximizing sales opportunities. The "Jedi Product & Collection Sort" app is designed to address these challenges by offering advanced sorting features that prioritize available products, push down sold-out items, and allow for customizable sorting strategies.

πŸ“ Key Features of the Jedi Product & Collection Sort App:

  • Layer-Wise Sorting: Organizes products in layers, sorting them based on user-defined criteria such as "Best selling," "Highest Inventory," or "Highest Profit."

  • Customizable Sorting: Users can set up sorting strategies at the global level or per individual collection, giving flexibility in how products are displayed.

  • AI-Powered Multi-Parameter Sorting: This feature utilizes AI to sort products based on multiple parameters, with customizable weights for each parameter to prioritize what's most important to your business.

  • Real-Time and Scheduled Sorting: This option offers both real-time sorting via the "Sort Now" button and scheduled sorting at set intervals (hourly, daily, weekly).

  • Performance Optimization: Ensures fast loading times and a smooth user experience, even when dealing with large collections.

πŸ§—β€β™€οΈ Steps for Configuring the App:

STEP 1️⃣ --> Enable Sorting Feature for the Collection

  • Navigate to the collection you want to sort and click the toggle button to enable the sorting feature.

  • A confirmation pop-up will appear. Click 'Enable' to activate sorting for the collection.

STEP 2️⃣ --> Sort Settings for the Collection

  • After enabling the sorting feature, click on 'Edit Settings' for the collection.

  • Choose your desired sorting order from the dropdown menu. Options include "Best selling," "Highest Inventory," "Highest Profit," and more.

  • Arrange the sorting layers using drag and drop, ensuring that out-of-stock products are placed at the bottom to push them down in the collection.

  • Set the sorting frequency (hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly) to automate sorting at regular intervals.

  • Click the 'Save' button to apply and save your settings.

STEP 3️⃣ --> Click the 'Sort Now' Button to Sort the Collection

  • Before applying the sorting preferences, the products in the collection may be arranged randomly or with sold-out items at the top.

  • Click the 'Sort Now' button to instantly organize products into layers according to your user-defined sort order.

  • Once sorted, the products will be displayed in the configured layers, with sold-out items automatically pushed to the bottom of the collection.

πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» Additional App Features:

Adding Custom Layers in the Sorting Layers

  • The app allows you to create custom sorting layers based on specific criteria, such as product tags.

  • Click 'Add Another Layer' in the sorting settings, select 'Tagged products,' and choose the relevant tags.

  • You can add multiple tags at once or create separate layers for each tag.

  • Arrange these custom layers as needed and save the settings to apply them to your collection.

✍️ Example:

Let’s say you have a collection named "Shirt" with various products, and you want to prioritize items tagged as "Top Brand." By adding a custom layer for these tagged products and placing it at the top of the sorting layers, the app will ensure that "Top Brand" items appear first in the collection. After applying the sorting, the products will be organized according to your defined rules, providing a tailored shopping experience for your customers.

The Jedi Product & Collection Sort app is a powerful tool for optimizing how products are displayed in your store, improving customer satisfaction, and boosting sales by making sure the right products are seen first.

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