Wholesale buyers do not order one pair of shoes in one colour — they order two of the red in 42 and four of the green in 38. Doing that through the usual option selector means going back to the product page over and over. A table with quantity fields turns the whole order into one screen.
What it does
- A table with every variant of a chosen option, with quantity fields for each row.
- The table built by specific chosen options or by option combinations.
- Display settings for all products at once or for a single product separately.
- Two placements: a tab on the product page or a pop-up window.
- The default product variations table can be replaced with this one, showing the product code, availability and images.
Where it is used
Wholesale and B2B, where an order is a matrix of sizes and colours rather than a single item; uniforms and workwear, ordered by the set; and any catalog where one product carries dozens of combinations that a shopper would otherwise click through one by one.
What it saves
Every variant, its price and its availability are visible at once, so the customer makes no extra clicks to find out what a particular size costs and whether it is in stock. For a store that sells in sets, that is the difference between an order and an abandoned attempt.
Support and updates
The settings are covered in the documentation. Six months of free updates, questions through HelpDesk.
FAQ
Can it replace the built-in variations table?
Yes, and the replacement is configurable — product code, availability and images can be shown in it.
Where does the table appear?
In a tab on the product page or in a pop-up window, whichever suits your layout.
