Catalog
Your catalog is the foundation of AB Tasty Commerce. It is the single shared product source consumed by every other module, Recommendations, Merchandising and Search. The quality and freshness of your catalog directly determine the quality of the strategies you build on top of it.
This section covers everything from connecting a catalog source, through structuring its datasets and fields, to keeping it continuously up to date.
The Catalog page
Open Catalog in the left navigation to inspect the products currently loaded into Commerce.

Catalog table columns
The product table lists each product with the following columns:
Image
Product thumbnail.
Name
Product display name.
id
Unique product identifier.
price
Product price.
pageviews_last_30_days
Number of product-page views in the last 30 days (from analytics).
purchases_last_30_days
Number of purchases in the last 30 days (from analytics).
revenues_last_30_days
Revenue generated in the last 30 days (from analytics).
The *_last_30_days columns are populated from your connected analytics source. They are also the fields used by default ranking rules such as Best sellers and Most consulted products.
Page actions
The toolbar above the table provides:
Manage catalog (gear icon), opens the catalog manager, where you define how your source catalog is imported and create Smart Tags. See smart-tags.
Display settings: choose which columns are shown in the table.
Filters: narrow the product list, including filtering by a Smart Tag.
Search: the "Search in your catalog..." box for finding individual products.
In this section
Connecting a catalog
Supported sources (Shopify, Magento, Catalog API, CSV…) and how to connect each.
Datasets and fields
Source, Required and Custom datasets, and Source / Calculated / Enriched field types.
Formula fields
AI-assisted custom fields built with formulas.
Smart Tags
Tag a list of products once and reuse it across strategies and filters.
Catalog synchronization
Keep the Commerce catalog current with its source.
Catalog API
Manage your catalog programmatically without a CMS feed.
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