Attributes & Variants

Where: Inventory → Attributes & Variants and Inventory → Variants StudioWho: manager or tenant owner

Attributes are the option axes a product can vary on — Size, Color, Dough type. Variants are the resulting sellable combinations — Pizza / Medium / Thin. Together they turn one product row into a proper option-driven item.

The Attributes page — attribute groups on top, values below

Step 1 — define attributes

The Attributes page has two tables:

Attributes (top) — each group: name, code, type, optional Master Group, and how many values it holds.
Values (bottom) — every option value across every attribute. Click the eye icon on an attribute row to filter the values table to just that group.

Click Create Attribute → name it (Size), pick a type.
Click Create Value on its row (or in the Values table) → add each option (Small, Medium, Large).

Step 2 — build variants on a product

Open Variants Studio (or a product's Variants Studio shortcut):

Variants Studio — pick a product, then manage its combinations

Select a product.
Click Add Combination and pick the attribute values that make the variant (e.g. Medium + Thin).
Each combination is its own sellable variant — it can carry its own price and stock.

Good to know

Only products that need options need variants — Hummus is fine as a single product; Pizza isn't.
Variant prices override the base product price where set.
The POS shows variants when a cashier taps a product that has them.

Troubleshooting

A product shows no variants — its attribute combinations aren't built yet; the attribute existing isn't enough — the product must have combinations in Variants Studio.
Can't find the value you need — create it in the Values table first, then it appears when adding a combination.