1. Creating or Editing Attributes Click the
For each attribute, you can define:
Name – What appears in the UIType – The expected data format (see below)Instructions – Guidance for how this field should be filled (can include examples, formatting rules, etc.)
Your attribute setup should match 1:1 with your PIM or e-commerce platform to simplify imports.
2. Attribute Types Each attribute should use the most appropriate type based on the kind of content it holds:
Type Description Text Standard freeform string input Number Numeric values only Dropdown Single-select list of predefined values True/False Boolean yes/no toggle Image Stores image URLs or uploads PDF Attach product documents like safety sheets or manuals URL Any valid hyperlink (e.g. source pages, vendor links) Category Used for categorization and taxonomy mapping Metric For measurable values (e.g. Weight: 5kg) List Multi-line list (each value on its own row) Multi-Select Choose multiple values from a dropdown list Key/Values Stores paired data, e.g. “Color: Red, Size: M” JSON For advanced structured data HTML Rich text, formatted with HTML (e.g. for long descriptions)
