Awsm Collections Sort & Filter

Develop by Awesome Store Apps

$59-$299

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

AI-powered collection sort & management

Filter products

Dynamic collections

Automated sorting

Optimize discoverability

About Awsm Collections Sort & Filter

Launched Dec 05, 2023

Built by Awesome Store Apps

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Description

AWSM automated collections - best sellers of the last month, filter by brand, auto-updated by magic

Dive into a new era of collection sort management with AWSM Collections. Harness the power of automation to effortlessly categorize products based on brand, best sellers, inventory levels, and tags. Our app goes beyond mere organization; it dynamically creates new collections weekly or monthly, ensuring a fresh, engaging shopping experience. AWSM Collections isn't just smart; it's a proactive powerhouse designed to keep your store aheas, making product discoverability a breeze!

Filter by title, vendor, price, tags, metafields, inventory, variant options
AI powered rules engine converts your text to optimal collection sort rules
Collection sort runs every hours to ensure your categories are up to date

Pros

AI-powered automation for categorizing products based on various criteria such as brand, best sellers, inventory levels, and tags
Dynamically creates new collections weekly or monthly to ensure a fresh shopping experience
Proactive approach to keeping product discoverability easy and efficient
Comprehensive filtering options including title, vendor, price, tags, metafields, inventory, and variant options
AI-powered rules engine that converts text to optimal collection sort rules
Automatic updates with collection sort running every hour to keep categories up to date

Cons

Potential dependency on AI accuracy for optimal sorting, which could be a concern if the AI misinterprets inputs
Dynamic weekly or monthly updates might overwhelm users who prefer more stability in their product collections
Hourly updates could be resource-intensive and might impact performance for stores with large inventories
Limited user control over the automation process may not suit users preferring manual or customized sorting