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This will be the primary language. #### Enable multilingual Enables the selection of additional languages. #### Multilingual languages Selects the additional languages that are used on your Shopify products. #### Dimensions Selects the dimensions for your Shopify products. #### Use names for defining attributes Determines if the defining attributes should be used instead of the attribute alias on variant options. #### Removed from feed action Selects the actions that the connector will use to determine whether a product from your Shopify store should be removed from the feed. #### Re-added to feed action Selects the actions that the connector will use to determine whether a product from your Shopify store should be added to the feed. #### Archived reason Selects the action that the connector will use to determine what it should do if a previously synced product gets archived. #### Unarchived action Selects the action that the connector will use to determine what it should do if a previously synced product gets unarchived. #### Sync products Enable or disable synchronization between the Shopify Connector and Shopify. #### Filter A filter that will determine what product or variant groups will be synced to Shopify. #### Sync categories Sync the categories from you PIM to your Shopify Collections. #### Category references as metafield Determines if references to categories should be added as default as product tags. #### Catalogues Determines what catalogues will be used in your Shopify shop. *** ## Publications #### Product published The option that determines whether the product is published or not. #### Product published date The date when the product will be published. #### Category published The option that determines whether the category is published or not. #### Category published date The date when the category will be published. *** ## Pricing #### Handle manually in Shopify Determines if prices should be synchronized automatically or if you manually want to handle prices. #### Cost price attribute Selects the attribute which holds the actual price for the product. #### Cost conditional update Selects the attribute which controls whether the cost price attribute should be updated. #### Compare at price attribute Selects the attribute that the cost price will be compared to. #### Compare at conditional update Selects the attribute which controls whether the compare attribute should be updated. #### Price attribute Holds the attribute that displays the price of the product. #### Price conditional update Selects the attribute that will determine if the price attribute should be updated. *** ## Inventory #### Inventory management Defines how inventory is managed. #### Track inventory Enable or disable inventory tracking in Shopify. #### Stock attribute Set the attribute which determines if a product is in stock or not. #### Alternative Shopify API password An alternative Shopify API password. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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