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# Product catalogues

Catalogues can be used for many purposes such as managing different assortments, sales channel specific structures etc.

You can add or update product catalogues through Product catalogues.

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**Guide** See a short walkthrough of how product catalogues can be used in Struct PIM [here](/pim3/tutorials/helpful-guides/how-to-use-product-catalogues.md).
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### Add a new product catalogue

1. Click "Create new catalogue" on Product catalogues page
2. Set Alias and Label along with additional [details](/pim3/reference/product-catalogues/product-catalogue-details.md)
3. Click "Display settings"
4. Set Catalogue display name and pattern
5. Click "Create catalogue"

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To create a new product catalogue a single attribute must be added to select in "Display settings". See [Product catalogue details](/pim3/reference/product-catalogues/product-catalogue-details.md).
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### Edit product catalogue

1. Click "Edit"-button
2. Modify the product catalogue [details](/pim3/reference/product-catalogues/product-catalogue-details.md)
3. Click "Save changes"

### Delete product catalogue

1. Click "Delete"-icon
2. Confirm delete

### Sort product  catalogues

1. Right-click the "Product catalogue"-tab in the navigation drawer
2. Click "Sort catalogues"
3. Drag and drop catalogues to sort them
4. Click "Save sorting"

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Read more about catalogues and categories here: [Catalogues & categories](/pim3/fundamental-concepts/catalogues-and-categories.md).
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