Bulk edit

Bulk update turns the product list into an editable grid — reprice a whole range, restatus a season's stock, fix SKUs — with a safety model built around one promise: nothing is written until everything passes.

Who can do this: the same people who can edit products. It is also a plan capability — the badge above says where it starts.

How it works#

1. Filter first. The grid opens with whatever the product list was showing — "Editing products that match your current filters / search query." Narrow the list before you open it and you edit exactly that slice.
2. Edit in place. Name, status, SKU, barcode, pricing, price, cost, categories, weight, dimensions — and variants' names, codes and prices — all directly in the grid.
3. Save. Changes are checked in batches before anything is written — the progress line says so: "nothing is written until every product passes." A batch with any error is not applied at all: "N of M products failed validation. Nothing was saved."

If a save run does stop partway, the page tells you exactly where — how many products were already saved, and that your remaining edits are kept. Unsaved changes even survive the browser closing: reopening the page offers "Restored your unsaved bulk changes."

The same rules apply as on the single-product form — unique names, 6-digit SKUs, 13-digit barcodes, no zero-price fixed products — and a save also refuses two rows in the same batch claiming the same code.

Related pages#

Bulk import (CSV) · Product fields reference · Comparing plans