Sorting

Configure sorting on Search & Collection Pages

Create Sorting Configuration

• Click on Add Sorting/Edit Sorting.

• Add new sort: Create a new sorting configuration and give it a unique name.

• Add existing sort: Use an existing sorting configuration.

• NOTE: If you use an existing sorting configuration, any changes made will automatically apply to all groups using that same configuration.

• After creating or selecting a sorting configuration, define the sorting criteria for various options like "Best Matches," "New Arrivals", etc.

  
• NOTE: The default group will have predefined sorting for all options. You can override this behavior by creating a custom sorting configuration for a specific group. If a sorting option isn't defined in a specific group's configuration, it will inherit the sorting rules from the default group. Example- you have created a collection group for new arrivals collection, where you want to sort products by 'Creation Date'. You can create a sorting configuration for 'Best Matches' and the system will automatically use the sorting configuration for A-Z, Z-A, etc from the Default Group.

• Click on 'Add Best Matches' to define sorting for Best Matches.

  
• 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.

  

Sorting Options

The following are the sorting options available in the sorting menu:

1. Bury Out of Stock

   • Pushes out-of-stock products lower in the product listing.

2. Relevancy/Personalization Score

   • For Search: Sorts products based on search relevancy first, followed by personalization score.

   • If products share the same search relevancy, they will be sorted by their personalization score.

3. Shopify Merchandising

   • For Collection Pages: Orders products according to the merchandising sequence defined in Shopify.

4. Creation Date

   • Sorts products by their creation or addition date in Shopify.

   • Ascending: Oldest to newest.

   • Descending: Newest to oldest.

5. Variant Position

   • By default, only one variant per product is displayed. This option sorts products based on the first variant created in Shopify.

   • Example: If a product has variants such as "Blue Plain," "Red Striped," and "Green Dotted," the variant "Blue Plain" will be displayed first.

6. Price

   • Sorts products by their price.

   • Ascending: Lowest to highest price.

   • Descending: Highest to lowest price.

7. Product Title

   • Sorts products alphabetically by their title.

   • Ascending: A-Z.

   • Descending: Z-A.

8. Best Sellers

   • Sorts products so that the best-selling items appear at the top.

9. Most Engaged

   • Prioritizes products that have the highest engagement at the top.

10. Most Converted

    • Sorts products based on their conversion rate, with the highest converters at the top.

11. Highest Margin

    • Displays products with the highest profit margin first.

12. Lowest Margin

    • Displays products with the lowest profit margin first.

13. Personalized Baseline

    • Sorts products based on the User Profile. This option is available only for collection pages that do not use the Relevancy/Personalization Score.

14. Bury Products on Sale

    • Pushes products that are on sale lower in the product listing.

15. Boost Products on Sale

    • Prioritizes products that are on sale at the top.

16. Lowest Inventory

    • Displays products with the lowest inventory first.

17. Highest Inventory

    • Displays products with the highest inventory first.

Stacking Sorting Options

• You can stack multiple sorting options to fine-tune the order of products.

• Example: If you want in-stock, best-selling items to appear at the top of the list, you would stack the sorting options as shown below: