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Tabs allow you to organize products within a single sheet into logical groups. Each tab acts as a filtered view of your products, helping you manage large datasets more efficiently.

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Why Use Tabs?

Tabs are useful for:
  • Organizing by status: Separate “To Review”, “Approved”, “Needs Attention”
  • Categorizing products: Group by product type, brand, or supplier
  • Workflow stages: Track products through “Draft”, “In Progress”, “Complete”
  • Batch processing: Isolate products for specific enrichment runs
Every sheet starts with a default tab. You can rename it or create additional tabs as needed.

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Creating Tabs

  1. Click the + button at the end of the tab bar
  2. Enter a name for your new tab
  3. Click Create or press Enter
The new tab appears in the tab bar, ready to receive products.

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Renaming Tabs

  1. Right-click on a tab name
  2. Select Rename
  3. Enter the new name
  4. Click Save or press Enter
Or double-click the tab name to edit it inline.

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Reordering Tabs

Drag and drop tabs to reorder them:
  1. Click and hold a tab
  2. Drag it to the desired position
  3. Release to drop
Tabs reorder instantly, and the new order is saved automatically.

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Keyboard Reordering

Use keyboard shortcuts for accessibility:
  • Shift + ← Move tab left
  • Shift + → Move tab right

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Moving Products Between Tabs

To move products from one tab to another:
  1. Select the products you want to move (checkboxes in the grid)
  2. Click Move to Tab in the toolbar
  3. Select the destination tab
  4. Confirm the move
Moving products changes which tab they appear in, but doesn’t affect their data or enrichment status.

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Deleting Tabs

  1. Right-click on the tab you want to delete
  2. Select Delete
  3. Confirm the deletion
Deleting a tab moves all products in that tab to the default tab. Products are never deleted when you delete a tab.

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Tab-Specific Views

When you switch tabs:
  • The grid shows only products in that tab
  • Selection is cleared
  • Filters and search apply only to the current tab
Each tab maintains its own:
  • Product list
  • Selection state
  • Filter settings (within the session)

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Best Practices

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Keep Tabs Focused

Use tabs for distinct purposes rather than arbitrary groupings. Good examples:
  • ✅ “Ready for Export” / “Needs Review” / “Errors”
  • ✅ “Electronics” / “Furniture” / “Apparel”
  • ❌ “Batch 1” / “Batch 2” / “Batch 3” (use sheets instead for separate imports)

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Use Tabs for Workflow

Create tabs that mirror your review workflow:
  1. Import products to “New” tab
  2. Run enrichment
  3. Move reviewed products to “Approved”
  4. Move problematic products to “Needs Attention”
  5. Export from “Approved” tab

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Balance Tab Count

  • Too few tabs: Large, unwieldy product lists
  • Too many tabs: Hard to navigate
  • Ideal: 3-7 tabs per sheet for most use cases

Product Grid

Navigate the main product table interface.

Sheet Setup

Create and configure sheets.

Export Settings

Export products from specific tabs.

Running Enrichment

Enrich products within a tab.