Sortify ‑ Collection Sort

Featured products, collection sort rules & Out of stock sort.

Push down out-of-stock

Auto sort collections

About Sortify ‑ Collection Sort

Launched Mar 16, 2023

Built by dharma.h Software Technologies Private Limited

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Description

Sort collections by rules like bestseller, price, stock, tags, variants, and push down out of stock.

Sortify helps merchants effortlessly organize their Shopify collections in real-time with customizable sort rules like bestseller, price, stock, and product variants. Ideal for businesses with extensive inventories, Sortify simplifies product management by pushing down or hiding out-of-stock items and highlighting featured products. Merchants can maximize conversions by showcasing the most relevant items, improving stock visibility, and offering a seamless shopping experience for customers.

Real-Time Multi-Rule Sorting: Sort collections using multiple rules instantly.
Global Sort Options: Push down or hide out-of-stock products automatically.
Product Variant Sorting: Prioritize products with the most available variants.
Featured Products Pinning: Keep top products at the top of collections globally.
Random Sorting Option: Randomize collections for enhanced product discovery.

Pros

Increases sales by sorting product listings in a data-driven and real-time manner
Sorts products by revenue or bestseller metrics within a customizable period (last X days)
Enhances product discovery through randomization of product listings
Provides flexible sorting rules for individual collections, enhancing customization
Automatically pushes out-of-stock products down the list or hides them to improve the shopping experience
Allows showcasing of featured or flagship products on top, which can be defined by product or tags
Offers advanced real-time sorting based on triggers like inventory and orders

Cons

May require a learning curve to understand and utilize all sorting rules effectively
Over-reliance on data-driven sorting could lead to less focus on new, unproven products
Randomization of products might confuse some customers looking for specific items
Periodic checks may be needed to ensure the sorting rules are working as intended