Product Attributes — Create and Manage Product Properties

Define product attributes like size, color, and material in Kuvera Arc to power variant products, improve filtering, and support consistent reporting.

Product attributes describe products beyond basic fields like name and category. Use attributes such as Color, Size, Material, or Packaging to classify products, improve search and filtering, and generate variant products.

Access Product Attributes

Product Attributes in the Inventory sidebar

1. Open the left navigation panel

   Go to the left navigation panel in Kuvera Arc.

2. Click Inventory

   Click Inventory to expand the Inventory section.

3. Select Product Attributes

   Select Product Attributes from the Inventory sub-sections.

The Product Attributes page opens in the main content area.

Page layout

The Product Attributes page includes tools for adding, importing, searching, exporting, and managing product attributes.

Product Attributes page layout

Import Attributes

Upload multiple attributes using a spreadsheet file.

Add New Attributes

Create a single attribute and define its values manually.

Search

Find attributes quickly by name.

Pagination

Move between pages when there are many attribute records.

Export Data

Download attribute records for review, reporting, or backup.

Options

Access available actions for each attribute record.

Attributes table

The attributes table lists each attribute and the values defined under it.

Attributes table

SN

Serial number of the attribute record.

Attribute Name

Name of the attribute, such as Color, Size, Material, or Packaging.

Attribute Property

Values or options defined under the attribute, such as Red, Blue, Small, Large, Cotton, or Polyester.

Created At

Date and time when the attribute was created.

Options

Available management actions for the attribute.

Add an attribute

Use Add New Attributes to create a product attribute and define its available values.

Add New Attributes button

1. Open Product Attributes

   Go to Inventory and open Product Attributes.

2. Click Add New Attributes

   Click Add New Attributes in the top-right area of the page.

3. Fill in the attribute details

   Enter the attribute name and at least one attribute value.

   Add attribute form

4. Add more values if needed

   Click Add Another Value to add additional options under the same attribute.

   Add Another Value action

5. Save the attribute

   Click Add Attribute to save the attribute and make it available in Kuvera Arc.

Attribute fields

Attribute Name — The product property you are describing.

Examples: Color, Size, Material, Packaging

Attribute Values — The available options under the attribute.

Examples: Red, Blue, Green / Small, Medium, Large / Cotton, Polyester

Adding multiple values

To add more than one value to an attribute:

1. Click Add Another Value in the attribute form.
2. Enter the additional value in the new field.
3. Repeat for each value you need to add.

You can add as many values as the attribute requires before saving.

Once an attribute is saved, it becomes available for product setup, filtering, classification, reporting, and variant generation.

Click Reset to clear the form and start over before saving.

Manage existing attributes

Each attribute in the table includes management actions from the Options column.

Attribute options menu

Edit an attribute

Use Edit Attribute to update an existing attribute. You can update the attribute name, modify existing values, or add more values using Add Another Value.

Click Update Attribute to save your changes.

Keep attributes accurate

Clean and consistent attributes help Kuvera Arc generate variants correctly, improve product search, maintain classification, and support organized reporting.

Inconsistent attribute names or missing values can make product data harder to organize, filter, scale, and use for variant generation.

Import attributes

Use Import Attributes to upload multiple product attributes at once using a spreadsheet file. This reduces manual entry and speeds up setup for large catalogs.

Import Attributes button

Access the import page

1. Open Product Attributes

   Go to Inventory and open Product Attributes.

2. Click Import Attributes

   Click Import Attributes in the top-right area of the page.

You are redirected to the Add Attributes import page.

Add Attributes import page

Import workflow

1. Upload file

   Upload your attribute spreadsheet file. Supported formats are CSV, XLSX, and XLS.

   Upload attribute file

2. Match header

   Match the column headers in your spreadsheet to the required fields in Kuvera Arc.

   Match Header step

3. Match fields

   Verify that spreadsheet values are correctly connected to the attribute name and value fields.

   Match Fields step

4. Finalize

   Complete the import to add the attribute data into the system.

   Finalize attribute import

Click Download Sample if you are unsure about the required spreadsheet format. Using the sample template helps prevent import errors.

Import checks

Before uploading your attribute file, review it for common issues.

Column formatting

Make sure the spreadsheet columns follow the required format and order.

Required fields

Check that every row includes the required attribute name and value details.

Header names

Avoid mismatched or misspelled column headers.

Duplicate records

Remove duplicate attributes or repeated values that may create confusion.

Incomplete values

Make sure attribute values are not blank or incomplete.

Why attributes matter

Product attributes are especially important when you manage product variants. Kuvera Arc uses attributes and values to create product combinations, such as size-color combinations for apparel or material-packaging combinations for goods.

Variant generation

Generate product variations from attribute combinations.

Better filtering

Help users find products by properties such as color, size, or material.

Consistent classification

Keep product data organized across categories and subcategories.

Cleaner reporting

Support more reliable inventory, sales, purchase, and product reports.

Use clear attribute names and well-structured values so products remain properly classified, searchable, reportable, and variant-ready.