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The Products table is fully customizable. Choose which columns to show, reorder them, adjust row height, and save the entire configuration as a layout template. Different tasks need different views — set up layouts for daily review, bulk editing, export preparation, or anything else.

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Choosing columns

Click the Columns button in the toolbar to open the column selector. Column selection modal showing draggable columns and available columns grouped by type
1

Open the column selector

Click Columns in the toolbar.
2

Add or remove columns

Check columns to show them, uncheck to hide them. Use the search box to find specific columns quickly.
3

Reorder columns

Drag columns up or down in the selected list to change their order in the table.
4

Apply

Click Apply to update your view.
Column selection showing column groups with drag-and-drop reordering Columns are organized into groups:
  • Default columns — Standard product fields (Name, SKU, Price, Status, etc.)
  • Custom attributes — Fields from your attribute groups and product families
The Actions column is always visible and locked to the right side of the table. It cannot be hidden or moved.

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Row height

Adjust how much vertical space each product row takes up using the row height selector in the bottom-right pagination area.
HeightBest for
CompactScanning large lists quickly
NormalEveryday use (default)
ComfortableReviewing product details
SpaciousWorking with product images

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Saving layout templates

Once you’ve set up a view you like, save it as a layout template so you can switch back to it anytime. Layout templates modal showing saved layouts with column and filter details

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What gets saved

A layout template captures your entire view configuration:
  • Visible columns and their order
  • Sort settings (which column, direction)
  • Active filters (search query, advanced filters)
  • Page size (rows per page)

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Creating a layout

1

Set up your view

Configure columns, filters, and sorting the way you want them.
2

Open the Layouts modal

Click the Layouts button in the toolbar.
3

Save current view

Click Save Current View, give it a descriptive name, and optionally set it as your default layout.
The modal auto-suggests a name based on your active filters (e.g., “Status: Active + Category: Electronics”), but you can change it to anything.

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Switching between layouts

Click the Layouts button and select a saved layout to apply it. The active layout name appears as a blue badge on the Layouts button.

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Managing layouts

From the Layouts modal you can:
  • Apply a saved layout
  • Update the active layout with your current view changes
  • Rename a layout
  • Set as default to auto-load it when you open the Products page
  • Delete a layout you no longer need
When your current view differs from the active layout, an Update button appears so you can save the changes without creating a new layout.

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Tips

  • Create task-specific layouts — Set up different layouts for different jobs: “Daily Review” with status and description columns, “Price Update” with price and margin columns, “Export Prep” with all fields your webshop needs.
  • Use a default layout — Set your most-used layout as the default so the Products page always opens ready for your primary workflow.
  • Reset when needed — Use the Reset to Default button in the column selector to start fresh if your view gets cluttered.