Inventory

The fields your catalog needs that no standard form has

Create the fields your business needs. They travel to your store when you publish.

Available on WooCommerce

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Custom attributes Available
  • WooCommerce Available
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  • How it is defined

    A label for your team and a key for the store.

    More detail

    The label is the name your team sees, and the key is the identifier sent to the store. It can be required: then the product cannot be published on WooCommerce without it.

  • To your WooCommerce store

    They reach WooCommerce just as you filled them in.

    More detail

    They have their own block on the product page, and the AI that fills in the other fields leaves them alone.

  • Import and export

    They come in when you import from WooCommerce or a CSV or Excel file, and the CSV export can include them.

    More detail

    From WooCommerce, the values your store keeps under the same key come over to Ruit. In a CSV or Excel file, your attributes show up as targets in the mapping step.

Where it works

The marketplaces where this feature is available today.

Inventory 1 available

  • Custom attributes

    Add your own fields to your products, on top of the standard ones.

    • Not available: Wallapop
    • Not available: Vinted
    • Not available: eBay
    • Available: WooCommerce
    • Not available: Shopify
    • Not available: PrestaShop
    • Not available: Todocolección
    • Not available: IberLibro

Which plan includes it

The plans that include this feature. What each one costs is on the pricing page.

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Inventory 1 available

  • Custom attributes

    Add your own fields to your products, on top of the standard ones.

    • Not available: Basic
    • Available: Premium

How to use it, step by step

  1. 1

    Define the attribute

    In Settings, Custom Attributes, click Add attribute.

  2. 2

    Fill it in on each product

    When you create or edit a product, type its value in the Custom attributes block.

  3. 3

    Publish to your store

    Publish the product on WooCommerce.

Good to know

They only go to WooCommerce, and only the owner and admins can create them. Their key cannot be changed.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How do I add custom fields to WooCommerce products?
Create a custom attribute in Ruit and fill it in on each product. When Ruit publishes to WooCommerce, it writes the value as a custom field under its key.
Are they WooCommerce custom product attributes?
No: the ones you create in Ruit go to WooCommerce as custom fields of the product, not as product attributes.
How are they different from regular attributes?
Regular ones come from a fixed list, such as brand or size, and Ruit uses them when you publish on each marketplace. Custom ones are made by you and go to your WooCommerce store.
Can I make a field required?
Yes. If you mark it as required, the product cannot be published on WooCommerce without that value.
What kind of values does it accept?
Free text, a number or an option from a list. In lists, each option has the value sent to the store and an optional label, which is what your team sees.

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