Streams

Streams are dynamic product lists that fill themselves automatically based on rules — for example "all active products under €20" or "all products with stock above 0, sorted by rating". Instead of dragging products into a list one by one, you define the rules once and the stream updates itself automatically whenever product data changes.

What can I do here?

  • Create, edit and delete streams
  • Define rules that automatically add products to a stream
  • Choose the sort order of the included products
  • Activate or deactivate streams
  • Search streams and see how many products are currently included

Step by step

  1. Create a new stream: Click "New Stream", give it a name and optionally a description.
  2. Choose the sort order: Decide how the included products should be sorted (e.g. name, price, creation date, sales count, rating).
  3. Define rules: Enter the conditions in the "Filters" field that determine which products are included in the stream (e.g. category, price, stock). Conditions are entered as a technical rule list.
  4. Save and check: Save the stream and open it again to see how many products currently match the rules.
Screenshot of the Streams pageScreenshot of the Streams page
View: /shop/streams

Fields explained

Field Meaning Notes/Effect
Name Display name of the stream Required
Description Short explanatory text Optional
Sort By Order in which products appear in the stream Name, price, creation date, sales count or rating
Filters Rules that determine which products are automatically included Entered as a technical rule list (e.g. category, price, stock, active status)
Active Whether the stream is currently in use Inactive streams are not used anywhere
Products Number of products that currently match the rules Calculated automatically

Values & statuses

Status of a stream

Value Meaning What happens
Active The stream is continuously updated based on its filter rules Can be embedded elsewhere in the shop
Inactive The stream is switched off Not used anywhere in the shop, but stays saved

Frequently asked questions

How is a stream different from a category?
A category is a fixed assignment you set manually per product. A stream fills itself automatically based on rules — e.g. if a product's price changes, it can automatically drop in or out of a stream "products under €20" without you adjusting anything manually.

What can I use streams for?
Streams are useful for automatically updated product lists such as "New Arrivals", "Sale Items" or "Bestsellers" that can be embedded elsewhere in the shop.

Why do I see 0 products in my stream?
Check the filter rules you entered — likely no product currently satisfies all conditions, or there is an error in the rule syntax.