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The Products page gives you two ways to find products: a quick search bar for instant results, and an advanced filter system for precise, multi-condition queries. You can save filter combinations as presets and reuse them with one click. The search bar in the top left of the toolbar searches across multiple fields at once — product name, SKU, EAN, and description text.
  1. Click the search bar (or start typing)
  2. Enter your search term
  3. Press Enter to search
Clear the field to show all products again.
You don’t need to remember which field contains your search term. The search checks multiple fields simultaneously.

Advanced filters

For more precise queries, click the Filters button next to the search bar. This opens the advanced filter modal where you can build complex, multi-condition filters. Advanced filter modal showing filter conditions, logic toggles, and saved filter sets

Building a filter

1

Click the Filters button

The filter icon in the toolbar opens the advanced filter modal. A red badge appears when filters are active.
2

Add a condition

Click + Add Filter, choose a field, pick an operator, and enter a value.
3

Add more conditions (optional)

Add as many conditions as you need. Toggle individual conditions on/off without losing their configuration.
4

Choose your logic

Select AND (all conditions must match) or OR (any condition can match). With OR logic, you can set how many conditions must match.
5

Apply

Click Apply Filters to update your product list.

Available filter fields

You can filter on 40+ fields, organized by category:
CategoryFields
OrganizationCategories, Product Family
Basic infoProduct Name, SKU, EAN, Brand, Supplier
DescriptionsDescription, Short Description, Enriched versions
SEOMeta Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords
PricingPrice, Special Price, Cost, Profit Margin, Active Sale
InventoryStock Quantity, Stock Status, Low Stock Threshold
PhysicalWeight, Dimensions (Length, Width, Height)
MediaImage count, Has Main Image
DatesCreated, Updated, Launch Date, Review Date
TranslationTranslated in language, Not translated, Partially translated

Available operators

Operators vary by field type:
  • Text — contains, equals, starts with, ends with, regex match, word count, length, is empty
  • Numeric — equals, greater than, less than, between
  • Date — equals, before, after, between
  • Category — in, not in, has any, has all
  • Boolean — is true, is false

Improve Data Quality presets

The filter modal has a second tab — Improve — that gives you one-click access to 33 preset filters designed to find and fix common data quality issues across your catalog. Improve Data Quality tab showing 33 preset filters organized by category like Quick Fixes, Content, SEO, and Commerce Click the Improve tab in the top right of the filter modal to switch from custom filters to the preset library. Each preset instantly filters your product list to show only the products that match that issue.

Available categories

CategoryPresetsExamples
Quick Fixes4Low Quality, Unreviewed, No Image, No Category
Content5Missing Description, Missing Enriched Description, Missing Short Description
SEO3Missing Meta Title, Missing Meta Description, Missing Keywords
Commerce5Missing Price, Missing EAN, Missing Brand
Inventory3Out of Stock, Low Stock, Missing Weight
Media2No Image, Missing Alt Text
Quality4Low Quality Score, Incomplete Products
Translation3Not Translated, Partially Translated
Status4Draft, Inactive, Unreviewed
Click any issue card to instantly filter your products to just the ones affected. From there you can select them and take action — enrich with AI, bulk edit, or fix them individually.
Use Improve presets as your daily quality checklist. Start by clicking “Unreviewed” to see what needs attention, then work through “Missing Description” and “Low Quality” to keep your catalog in shape.

Saving filter presets

If you use the same filter combinations regularly, save them as presets.
1

Build your filter

Set up the conditions you want to save.
2

Save as preset

Click the save button in the filter modal and give your preset a name.
3

Load a preset

Next time you open the filter modal, click a saved preset to load it instantly.
You can rename or delete presets at any time from the filter modal.
Filter presets are saved in your browser. They persist across sessions but are specific to the browser you’re using.

Tips

  • Combine search and filters — The search bar and advanced filters work together. Use search for quick lookups and filters for structured queries.
  • Toggle conditions on/off — Disable individual filter conditions without deleting them, making it easy to experiment with different combinations.
  • Save your most-used filters — If you filter for “unreviewed products” every morning, save it as a preset so it’s one click away.
  • Use filters before bulk actions — Filter your products first, then select all matching results to apply bulk actions only to the products that need them.