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Create Rules

  • Click on Add Rules/Edit Rules.
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  • Add new rules: Create a new rule and give it a unique name.
  • Add existing rules: Use an existing rule.
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  • NOTE: If you use an existing rule , any changes made will automatically apply to all groups using that same rule.
  • After creating or selecting a rule, you can create/edit different rule types-
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  • NOTE: Any rule defined in the default group (collections/search) will be applied for all collections and search pages. You can create a specific collection/search group to overwrite the default/global rules.
  • Once the configuration is defined, click ‘Save’ and then ‘Save and Publish’. NOTE: ‘Save’, refreshes the user interface, and ‘Save and Publish’ will publish the sorting to the live store.\
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Rule Types

The following are the rule types available in the rules menu:
  • Pin
    • Pins specific products to fixed positions within search or collection pages.
    • Once pinned, a product automatically moves to the top of the search/collection page.
    • You can drag and drop pinned products to rearrange their order.
    • Pinned products will override any existing sorting configuration.
  • Boost
    • Elevates the visibility of products that match specified criteria.
    • Products can be boosted based on Shopify or Frenzy AI tags.
    • Example: Boost products with the Shopify Product Type “Shoes.”
    • Boosted products will override any existing sorting configuration.
  • Bury
    • Pushes products that match certain criteria to the end of search and collection pages.
    • Products can be buried based on Shopify or Frenzy AI tags.
    • Buried products will override any existing sorting configuration.
  • Hide
    • Removes products that match specified criteria from search and collection pages.
    • Products can be hidden based on Shopify or Frenzy AI tags.
  • Filter
    • Displays only products that match specified criteria within search and collection pages.
    • Products can be filtered based on Shopify or Frenzy AI tags.
  • Product Grouping
    • Groups products with matching attribute values to ensure they are displayed together
    • The “Count” section controls how many products are displayed in each group.
    • Example: Group products by a specific color or pattern with a count of 5. This ensures that products with a particular color or pattern are displayed together, with a maximum of 5 products per group.
    • Note: The attribute must have a single value and a default value. The attribute data type is defined when creating a filter in the Frenzy Dashboard. Contact support if you encounter any issues while setting up product grouping.
  • Automated Collection
    • Use this when you want to replace products inside a Shopify-created collection with other products.
    • Automates a collection to display a fixed number of products matching specific criteria. This rule is used in conjunction with sorting.
    • Example: To automate a “Best Sellers” collection that displays only the top 20 best-selling in-stock products with matching tags, follow these steps:
      1. Create an “Automated Collection” rule to display 20 products.
      2. Create a “Filter” rule to select products with matching tags.
      3. Create a sorting configuration to order the products by best sellers.
    • Contact support if you encounter any issues while setting up automated collections.