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Ask catalog questions, use guided starters, and review every proposed change before it is applied.
Read the guideProduct guidance
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Practical, task-focused guidance for using Origo and maintaining a well-structured product catalogue.
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Products and variants
Create a reliable catalogue record first, then use variants only for sellable differences.
Read the guideLanguages and translations
Set the catalogue language policy first, then enter translations where customers need them.
Read the guideImport and export
Use a small, mapped sample before making a bulk change, and treat every import or export as a reviewable job.
Read the guideDelivery
Choose the delivery method that matches the destination: channel configuration, export or feed output, or activation publishing.
Read the guideProduct feeds
Read current Product data without guessing about formats, filters, row shapes, or pages.
Read the guideBasic setup
Agree the catalogue model before loading a large number of products.
Read the guideBest practices
Make catalogue changes small, named, reviewable, and easy to repeat.
Read the guideCategories
Assign products to the category tree from the product detail page; use categories for discovery, not product structure.
Read the guideAttributes
Define one named product fact for each value that must be captured, checked, searched, or delivered consistently.
Read the guideAttribute groups
Group related attributes so an editor can understand and complete a product without searching through a long list.
Read the guideAttribute panels
Arrange attribute groups into an editing layout that follows the work people do on a product.
Read the guideLists
Use lists for values that must be selected from an agreed vocabulary.
Read the guideChannels
Configure the catalogue context for a destination; use export, feed, or activation delivery as a separate next step.
Read the guideMeasures
Use measures to give numeric product facts a consistent unit and meaning.
Read the guideProduct families
Use product families to define which facts apply to a kind of product; Classification is the related alias in existing terminology.
Read the guideAssets
Manage reusable images and documents, then attach each one to the product, category, brand, or custom record where it has a clear purpose.
Read the guideAsset delivery
Prepare and check assets for the customer-facing context where they will be used.
Read the guideAssociations
Link products that customers or teams need to consider together, using a named relationship with a clear direction.
Read the guideData model
Model product information as clear concepts and relationships before adding fields or importing content.
Read the guideAPI reference
Browse every HTTP endpoint, request shape, and response schema, generated from the current Origo main branch.
Open the referenceWhere to start
Begin with basic setup to make the foundational modelling decisions, then use the guides that match the part of the catalogue you are working on.