Product Search
Product and sales-order search is designed around sets. When working with hundreds or thousands of records, sets allow you to quickly narrow the scope of a search and perform operations only on the records that match the selected criteria.
Talk2Sync generates these sets based on predefined conditions and criteria intended to support common ecommerce data-management workflows. You can access them by entering search terms in the product or sales-order search bar.
Set Operations
When you select more than one set, Talk2Sync applies an intersection operation.
An intersection means that only records matching all conditions from all selected sets are included in the resulting set.
For example, combining:
- Products of brand
Acme - Products of color
Black - Products with stock
returns only products that satisfy all three conditions.
Available Product Filters
The following filters are available for product searches:
- Products on
"connection type" - Products with
"field" - Products without
"field" - Products of brand
"brand" - Products of size
"size" - Products of color
"color" - Products
"<active, paused, published, unpublished>"on"connection type" - Products
"<with, without>"issues - Products
"<with low-stock, out-of-stock, with stock>" - Products
"<with low-price, bad price>" - Products on
"connection type"category"category" - Products without
"connection type"category - Products with
"pending updates""to connection type" - Products with
"pending creates""to connection type"
Using Filters Effectively
Filters are particularly useful when you need to isolate a specific subset of products before performing data-management or synchronization operations.
You can progressively combine criteria to make the resulting set more specific. Because multiple selections use intersection logic, every selected condition must be satisfied by the resulting records.
Next Steps
- Review Product Fields to understand the information available for each product.
- Learn about Equivalences to understand how products are related across connections.
- Review Data Governance and Synchronization Settings to understand how synchronization changes are managed.