Workflow & Productivity
Change thousands of products at once Preview every edit first
Filter to the SKUs you want, pick one of 32 bulk actions, check the preview, and let the run finish in the background.
- 32 bulk actions
- Preview before you apply
- Runs in the background
Key features
Select by filter, not by hand
Filter on category, family, lifecycle stage, quality score or attribute value, then select every match across all pages at once.
Rewrite text across the catalog
Find and replace, standardize case, trim whitespace or append a suffix to thousands of names and descriptions in one run.
Reprice and recategorize together
Change prices by percentage or amount, schedule special prices, and assign, swap or remove categories for the same selection.
The bulk edit modal
One form for every mass change
Pick an action, fill in the change once, and see how many products it touches before anything is written.
How it works
From filtered list to finished run
The same four steps for a find and replace on 40 products and a repricing on 40,000.
01
Filter down to the products you mean
Filter on category, family, lifecycle stage, quality score or attribute value, then select the current page or every match across all pages.
A selection you can read back before anything changes.
02
Pick the action and fill in the change
32 actions grouped by text and content, categories, pricing, inventory and attributes. Each one asks only for the fields it needs.
03
Check the preview
The preview shows what the action does to your selection, so a filter that is one step too wide shows up before the change is written instead of after.
A wrong selection costs you a second look, not a restore.
04
Let it run in the background
Runs while you keep working
Large runs are queued and processed while you keep working. The Process Tracker shows progress and notifies you when it finishes, and every field change lands in the product audit log.
Six of the 32
Every edit has its own form
From a find and replace to a scheduled sale price: each action asks for what it needs and nothing else.
Find & replace
Fix a typo or a brand name across thousands of names and descriptions, with every match listed before you run it.
Change price
Raise or lower prices by a percentage or a fixed amount, and read the new prices before you apply them.
Assign to categories
Add a filtered selection to one or more categories in one step, without touching the categories they already have.
Update stock
Set, increase or decrease stock levels in bulk after a stocktake or a warehouse move.
Set attribute value
Write one value to any custom attribute across the selection, from material to warranty length.
Set special price
Schedule a promotional price with a start and end date, so the sale expires on its own.
Action library
Every bulk action, and what it changes
Search the list, filter by the part of the product an action touches, and read what it writes before you run it on anything.
Text & content
Find and Replace
What it does
Search for a phrase across product names, descriptions and text attributes and swap it for another one. Every match is listed before the run starts, so you can see what will change and drop the products you do not want touched.
Example
- Before
- Premium Bluetooth Headphones
- After
- Premium Wireless Headphones
Showing 32 of 32 bulk actions
Every action is included in every plan
In practice
Three jobs, one run each
What merchants reach for bulk editing to do, and what is left once the run finishes.
Rebrand across the catalog
Replace the old brand name in names, descriptions and attributes everywhere it appears, with the matches listed before the run starts.
Result: one run instead of a multi-week editing pass.
Categorize a new shipment
Filter on supplier or creation date, then assign the whole selection to a category without disturbing the categories they already carry.
Result: 500 new products filed in a single step.
Run a weekend sale
Set a special price with a start and end date across a category, instead of changing prices on Friday and changing them back on Monday.
Result: the sale ends on schedule whether or not anyone is at a keyboard.
FAQs
Bulk operations questions
What teams ask before they run one change across a whole catalog.
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