The variation editor is complete
The variations page reaches full capability - prices, quantities, and SKUs editable in a grid, deep listing and variation filters, missing-variation detection with an adjustable threshold, add-missing to one listing or many, reusable variation profiles, and bulk price and quantity operations. Every change runs through the queue with a before-snapshot, so variation edits are covered by Backup & Restore.
Everything editable, everything findable
The variations page launched with price and quantity editing. It now does the whole job. Switch the grid between three view modes - prices, quantities, and SKUs - and edit values directly. Narrow the catalog with listing filters for search, shop section or category, status, and a min/max price range, then drill further with variation filters for group, property, and value. What used to be a wall of option rows is now something you can actually navigate.
Find what’s missing, then fix it everywhere
Everlyst computes the variation combinations a listing should have and surfaces the ones it doesn’t - shown as add-cells and ghost columns right in the grid. An adjustable threshold slider (0-100%) lets you tune how aggressively a listing counts as “missing” a combination, so a near-complete listing and a barely-started one aren’t treated the same. Add the missing variations to a single listing, or push them across every listing in your filtered set in one operation. Save a set of variations as a reusable profile and re-apply it across the catalog whenever you need it.
Bulk operations, applied safely
Set a flat price, adjust by a fixed amount, or move everything up or down by a percentage - and do the same for quantity across hundreds of variation rows at once. Every change runs through the same job queue as the rest of your bulk work, with a before-snapshot captured first, so variation edits are covered by Backup & Restore. If an update isn’t what you wanted, you can roll it back like any other bulk operation.