Product Collections
Collections are storefront groups of products for your online store: "New arrivals", "Best sellers", "On sale", seasonal sets. They help you present the catalog nicely and guide shoppers to the right products.
Open: Admin Panel → Collections (admin.masamenu.tr).
This section belongs to the retail and ecommerce verticals and appears in the menu for that business type. It has no effect on a restaurant menu.
Where else. In store mode you can manage collections right inside the Catalog section without leaving for a separate page: a second row of chips with collections appears under the categories, with an axis filter next to it. Clicking a chip opens the collection's contents, a pick mode lets you add products by clicking their cards, and the pencil in the action bar opens the same full editor as a modal. The selected collection lives in the address (?collection=), so the link can be sent to a colleague. In the product card itself, membership in manual collections is toggled with pills (automatic collections are not in the pills — their contents are driven by rules).
Collection types#
- Manual — you pick which products belong to the collection yourself.
- Automatic (rule-based) — products enter by tag, vendor, product type, title, price, compare-at price, category or custom-menu membership. Combine conditions using all/any matching; the list updates when the catalog changes.
Stock-rule limitation. The editor offers a stock-quantity field, but the published collection does not evaluate it yet. Do not use it to select products. “Show available items only” checks the 86 list and paused status, not warehouse quantity.
“Create from category” builds a rule for a category and its subtree and copies its translated title.
Each collection card shows its type, the number of products (or rules), and its status — published or hidden.
Creating a collection#
Click "New collection" and fill in the editor:
- Title and description, including storefront-language translations;
- Cover image;
- Product sorting — manual, price, newest, title or sales;
- Handle — the part of the URL like
/collection/handle; - Products (for a manual collection) or rules (for an automatic one);
- “Show available items only” — show in the collection just what is orderable right now: items in the 86 list and paused ones are hidden. The checkbox is evaluated on the storefront at render time, so it takes effect instantly without waiting for the storefront snapshot to be republished — a key setting for “Best sellers” and seasonal collections;
- SEO fields — title, meta description and a social image (OG image, with a “Take from photo” button that reuses the collection cover);
- Publication — you can temporarily hide the collection from the storefront.
The editor previews rule-based membership before saving. Storefront collection pages can use a compact banner and grid or an editorial layout with a wide hero cover.
Shelves, schedules and locations#
- Shelves (collection axes) group collections into shelves, tabs or a grid; move axes and their collections up or down to set their order.
- Schedules and happy hours control ordering hours and special prices for member items.
- Location scope is supported by the data model, but has no separate editor yet; collections are account-wide by default.
- AI membership uses your description to classify new and updated catalog items and charges the account AI balance.
- Printing can filter a printed menu by collection membership.
Related sections#
- Product features — attributes that make good rule conditions
- AI catalog import — quickly fill the catalog with products
- Website builder — styling the online store front
FAQ#
How is a collection different from a category?#
A category is the catalog structure (where a product "lives"). A collection is a marketing storefront group — a product can belong to several collections at once.
What does an automatic collection do?#
It gathers products by rules and updates when the catalog changes — no need to add new arrivals by hand.
Can I hide a collection without deleting it?#
Yes, unpublish it — the collection disappears from the storefront but stays in the list.