Color variants
Bring values such as blue, light blue, and navy blue together into the same color group.
Suppliers can supply the same product feature in different ways. This way you can link blue, light blue and navy blue to one fixed color group. Nifelo saves the original source value and uses the set group value or translation during export.
With normalization you link different values with the same meaning to one fixed group. This allows you to reuse the same format while retaining the original vendor value.
Bring values such as blue, light blue, and navy blue together into the same color group.
Associate different spellings and vendor values with the same size or material group so that similar values appear the same in your output.
Link supplied values to the fixed groups that Nifelo supports for condition and availability.
You link a source value once to the desired normalization group. Nifelo can then reuse that link for subsequent imports and exports.
Nifelo collects the different values that occur with active products for the selected SmartField.
Choose the appropriate group for each source value. Existing links will be reused for subsequent imports.
View which group is linked per source value and adjust the link if a different layout fits better.
Nifelo uses the fixed group value or available translation. Without linking, the original source value remains.
In the normalization matrix you can see which fixed group belongs to each source value. You can also manage the names that are available for your active languages per group.
Multiple source values can use the same normalization group, while you set a different output value per language.
You can use your own groups for color, size and material. Condition and availability work with fixed groups.
Bring color variants together.
Own groups possibleGroup measure values and spellings.
Own groups possibleBundle of material names.
Own groups possibleUse new, used or refurbished.
Fixed groupsUse in_stock, out_of_stock, preorder or backorder.
Fixed groupsThe original value is retained. Nifelo also stores the associated normalization group separately and only uses it when normalization is enabled for the field in question.
If normalization is turned off or a link is missing, the export uses the original source value.
Normalizing product data means that different values that mean the same or something similar are linked to one fixed group. For example, blue, light blue and navy blue can all fall under the same color group.
Nifelo supports standardization for color, size, material, condition and availability. You can use your own groups for color, size and material. Condition and availability work with fixed groups.
No. The imported source value is retained. Nifelo stores the normalization result separately and uses it during export when normalization is active for the field in question.
If no link exists, Nifelo uses the original source value. This also happens when normalization for the field is disabled.
Yes. Translations can be recorded per group for the active project languages. For a file or feed export, Nifelo can use the translation that corresponds to the selected export language.
New, yet unknown source values become visible in the normalization matrix. There you link them to the appropriate group; then that saved link is reused on subsequent imports.
Link different source values to fixed groups, manage translations per language and use the normalized values in your exports without overwriting the original product data.