Tags Tab

Save reusable product lists and select them in supported tasks.

The Tags tab lets you save reusable lists of products, called Tag groups. A supported task can use a group instead of a single product, so you can monitor or attempt checkout on products from that list without entering each SKU in separate tasks.

A SKU is the retailer’s product identifier. Use the correct identifiers for the retailer you are running; a product’s name alone is not a SKU.

Find your way around

Open Tags from Stellar’s sidebar, then select a group on the left to view its products.

• Plus (+) beside Vendors: Create a new Tag group.
• Group list and search: Find and select the list you want to manage.
• Manage SKUs: Add or replace the products in the selected group.
• Search products: Find products within the group.
• Product fields: View each SKU and its title, with additional fields depending on the module.

A Tag group stores products; a task group stores the tasks that run.

1. Create a Tag group

1. Open Tags from Stellar’s sidebar.
2. Click the plus (+) beside Vendors.
3. Enter a clear Tag Name, such as Target Example.
4. Choose a Module, or leave All Modules selected. Open the dropdown to see the supported retailers in your version. For this example, choose Target.
5. Click Add.

Keep the products in a retailer-specific group appropriate for that retailer. Choosing All Modules does not make a retailer’s SKU valid on other websites.

2. Open Manage SKUs

Select your Tag group on the left, then click Manage SKUs. The window is titled Manage Products.

Choose how you want to update the list:

• Replace: The contents of the text box become the group’s complete product list. Anything you remove from the box is removed from the group when you select Save.
• Append: Enter the products you want to add to the existing list, then select Add. Use this when you want to keep your current products and add more.

3. Enter your products

Enter one product per line. For a basic list, enter the SKU by itself. To include a helpful product name, use SKU;PRODUCTNAME.

For a Target group, the form shows SKU;Title;MaxPrice. Separate the values with semicolons:

94300069;Destined Rivals ETB
94681760;Destined Rivals Display Box

These lines illustrate the format. Use the product IDs you actually intend to run and verify them against the retailer’s listing.

Max Price is a per-product price ceiling where supported. If you want to include one in a Target list, use a line such as SKU;Product Name;50, replacing the example values with the real SKU, title, and your chosen limit. The example amount is not a recommended price for any product.

The product fields depend on the selected module. Stellar’s Tags screen lists Max Price support for Amazon, Target, and Walmart CA; Amazon and Walmart CA groups also include Offer ID and Qty fields. Follow the format shown in your group’s Manage Products window and the retailer’s guide when using these additional fields.

When finished, click Save in Replace mode or Add in Append mode. Check the products shown in the group before continuing.

4. Select the group in a task

1. Open Tasks and select the correct retailer task group.
2. Create a task or edit an existing one.
3. Choose the required task mode, then select your Tag group in the product-list field. In the Target example below, this field is called Input List.
4. Complete the other required settings using the retailer’s guide, then create or save the task.

The screenshot shows a Target monitor task with a Tag group named Target selected. It demonstrates where to select the list; it is not a complete task configuration or a recommended delay.

Creating the Tag group alone does not start monitoring or checkout. The task must use that group and be configured and started according to the retailer’s guide. For Target’s Monitor and Shipping setup, follow the Target guide.

Enable or pause individual products

The Enabled column has a switch for each product. Products are enabled by default. Turn a product off when you want tasks using this Tag group to skip it while keeping it saved in the list; turn it back on when you want to include it again. You do not need to delete and re-add the SKU.

The checkboxes on the left select rows; they are different from the Enabled switches. Check the switches before a release, especially when reusing an older group.

Review and maintain your lists

• Use Search products to locate an item in the selected group.
• Use clear group names so you can recognize the correct list when setting up tasks.
• Double-check SKU spelling, semicolon placement, and one-product-per-line formatting.
• Review the full text box before saving in Replace mode, especially when removing old products.
• Check the retailer’s guide before changing lists used by running tasks.

If your group or products are missing

Cannot find the group in a task: Confirm you saved the group, selected the correct retailer and task mode, and are using a supported module. Check the group’s Module selection.

Products are not showing: Reopen Manage SKUs, check the input format, and make sure you saved the list. Clear Search products if it is filtering the view.

Products disappeared after an edit: Replace saves exactly the list in the box. Add the missing products back, or use Append when you only want to add items.

The task is not finding the product: Check that its Input List uses the intended group and that the SKU belongs to that retailer. Also check that the product’s Enabled switch is on. Then follow the retailer’s troubleshooting steps.

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