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Improvementnew
3 weeks ago

Fine-Tune Your Product Variations with New Slicing Conditions

What’s new:

We’ve upgraded Variation Slicing to give merchandisers more precision than ever.

With the new Variation Slicing Conditions, you can choose exactly which product variations to surface — without slicing all possible variants for every item.

You can now:

  • Highlight only the variations you want — e.g., new styles, sale items, or seasonal colors.
  • Filter variations with powerful conditions such as Item ID, color, size, or other attributes.
  • Mix and match conditions to target exactly the right subset of product variations.
  • Visually merchandise your PLPs by promoting only the variations that matter for your campaign.
  • Use a drag-and-drop preview to instantly tailor the shopper experience.

Why it matters:

Before, merchandisers had to make a tough choice:

  • Slice all variations for an attribute (risking cluttered or irrelevant product listings), or
  • Avoid variation slicing altogether — missing opportunities to spotlight specific variations.

Now, you can surgically control variation visibility to align perfectly with your strategy.

 For example:

  • Launch a PLP for Valentine’s Day featuring only red dresses.
  • Promote only the 12-pack size of a soft drink that’s on sale.
  • Push new color drops for a top-selling shoe to the top of the page.

This means more relevant merchandising, more engaging shopping experiences, and more revenue potential — without sacrificing the integrity of your PLP layout.

Learn more in the documentation.

Questions or feedback? Reach out to your Customer Success Manager or contact us at support@constructor.io.

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