By default, when we select a particular node to view its SKU(s), we will get the E-commerce view as shown below. You will be able to see the image of the SKU (if available) along with the SKU ID.
If the SKU doesn’t have an image attached to it, the E-commerce view will look like this:
The 
mark visible along with a particular SKU means that the SKU does not have any validation failure.
You can click on the 
icon to view the SKU details. You will also get the option to edit the SKU and to add, edit or remove attributes.
When you click on the Edit SKU button, the following window opens where you can edit SKU Information, Attribute(s) and SKU Attribute Values. Once you click on Edit SKU button the changes will be reflected.
In the SKU Detail view, you can edit the SKU Title and the various Attributes by clicking on the 
icon.
You can delete an attribute by clicking on the 
icon adjacent to it.
If you want to add a new attribute, click on the Add Attribute button and you will get the option to type the attribute.
You also have the option to filter out the required SKU(s) using the Filters button. When you click on the 
button, the following window opens where you get the option to choose from the following Filters:
We can either filter SKU(s) based on an individual filter criteria or based on several filter criteria’s at the same time.
Firstly, let us look at filtering based on a single filter criteria. In this example, let us filter using SKU Title “Nimyle Floor cleaner with Power” and click on Apply Filters.
Now, the SKU matching the SKU Title will be shown as seen below:
When you want to filter out SKU(s) based on Attributes, you can follow either of the following methods to select the attributes:
a. When you start typing the attribute in the Search Attributes column, PCC™ will start suggesting the attributes and you can select the attribute from the suggestions. In this example, when we started typing ‘Con’, PCC™ suggested ‘Container Size’ and ‘Container Type’ and we can choose the required attribute.
You can scroll down and select the attribute based on which you want to filter out the SKU(s).
NOTE | You must enter a minimum of 3 characters while applying filters failing which you will get a pop-up message as shown below:
Now, let us look at an example where we filter out SKU(s) based on multiple filter criteria. In this example, we are filtering based on SKU Item ID, Brand and Container Type.
Once we click on Apply Filters, the SKU(s) matching all the filter criteria will be visible. In this example, only 1 SKU meets all the 3 filter criteria as shown below:
If you want to change from the E-commerce view to the Grid view, you must click on the Grid View icon on the top right-hand corner of the window.
Once you click on Grid View, you will be able to see the SKUs in Grid View as seen below:
You can change it back to E-Commerce view by clicking on the E-Commerce View icon on the top right-hand side of the window.
