QuantumTagger: Bulk Tag Editor

Develop by Sync Pro

$5.95

/ Month

5 Days Free Trial

Effortlessly edit product tags across multiple items in your store.

Smart filtering

Undo changes

Bulk add tags

Bulk remove tags

Job history

Bulk replace tags

Scheduled jobs

About QuantumTagger: Bulk Tag Editor

Launched Jan 27, 2025

Built by Sync Pro

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Description

Effortlessly manage product tags in bulk. Create scheduled jobs to add, remove, and replace tags.

Easily manage your store's product tags to stay organized. Add, remove, or replace tags across multiple products in seconds to save time and reduce errors. You can make changes immediately or schedule jobs for a later time, with the option to undo changes later if needed. Bulk Tag Manager embedded app includes smart filtering to help you select the products, track scheduled jobs, and review detailed job history. Designed for convenience, it simplifies tag management for any size catalog.

Bulk Add Tags: apply one or more tags to multiple products in seconds.
Bulk Remove Tags: remove outdated or unnecessary tags effortlessly.
Bulk Replace Tags: swap existing tags with new ones.
Job History & Revert Changes: review previous bulk jobs and undo them if needed.

Pros

Effortless management of product tags saves time and reduces errors.
Ability to add, remove, or replace tags across multiple products quickly.
Smart filtering helps in selecting products efficiently.
Option to schedule tag changes for a later time.
Job tracking and detailed history available for reviewing past changes.
Capability to undo changes if needed ensures flexibility.
Simplifies tag management for any size catalog.
Inclusive features like bulk add, remove, and replace tags.

Cons

Dependence on the app might reduce manual oversight, potentially leading to missed errors if not reviewed.
The app’s complexity may pose a learning curve for beginners not familiar with bulk operations.
User interface quality and ease of use not explicitly addressed in the description.