Docsdonix SiteCommerce
Products
Screenshots are illustrative. Use the account, domain, and application names configured in your own admin.
Everything you sell starts here.
What the list shows
Product name and thumbnail, status (published / draft), display price, category, stock and tags. You can filter by status, category and tag, and search.
Creating a product
- New product, top right
- Fill in the name and the slug (Latin alphabet)
- Upload images — the first one is the list thumbnail
- Write the description
- Set the price and stock
- Add variants if you need them (see below)
- Choose a category and collections
- Set the status to Published
Variants
Use variants when one product comes in several choices — size, color, volume.
Each variant can have its own price, stock and image. A serum with 30 ml and 50 ml variants, for instance, tracks price and stock separately while sharing one product page and description.
Question: How many levels of variants are allowed?
Two — color × size, for example. More than two usually means it should be split into separate products anyway, and it's less confusing to choose from on the public site.
Don't delete a variant that already has orders
Once it's deleted, historical orders can no longer find the matching product details. To stop selling it, set that variant's stock to 0 or unpublish the whole product — don't delete it.
Bulk import and export
Import CSV and Export CSV sit at the top right. This is the fastest route when migrating or repricing in bulk — export first to see the column format, edit, then import back.
Use case: migrating 39 products in one go
A stationery brand is moving from another platform: 39 products, each with 2–4 variants. The approach is to build one complete product by hand in the admin (variants included), export it to CSV as a template, fill in the old platform's data to match, then import.
39 products with variants, done in 20 minutes — far quicker than building them one at a time.