Catalog

The catalog is at /admin/products. Filter by status, stock level, and category. Each product has:

• Title, description (rich text).
• Multiple images.
• Base price (variants can override).
• Stock count (or per-variant, when variants exist).
• SKU.
• Status: active, draft, coming soon, inactive, archived.
• Category and tags.

Status semantics

• Active — visible on the storefront, can be bought.
• Draft — hidden from shoppers, fully editable.
• Coming soon — visible but unbuyable; shoppers can wishlist.
• Inactive — hidden; existing orders unaffected. NShop restores reserved stock automatically when you flip a product inactive.
• Archived — hidden everywhere; kept for order history.

Images

Upload PNG, JPG, or WebP. NShop's Resize extension automatically generates _200x200, _400x400, _800x800, and _1200x1200 variants — the storefront serves the smallest size that fits, so product pages are fast even with big originals.

When you delete a product, its entire image folder in Storage is cleaned up by a background function.

AI assistance

From a product's edit page you can:

• Generate a product photo — NShop prompts Imagen from the title and description (and the product's own image as a reference), with a clean white background mode for catalog shots. See AI images & descriptions.
• Edit the current photo — one-click clean white background, remove distractions, or enhance quality on the existing image.
• Suggest a description — draft the EN or NL description from your shop's context and the product's details. Review before saving.
• Suggest tags — propose tags from the title and description; accept the ones you like.

All AI output is preview-and-approve — nothing goes live until you save or approve it.

Restaurant dishes

When your store type is restaurant, catalog items are dishes (kind: dish):

• Sold out — toggle availability for today without stock counts. See Sold out overview.
• Modifier groups — required/optional choices (size, toppings) with per-option sold-out flags.
• No variant stock grid — use modifiers instead of size/color variants.

The POS New order form and storefront menu both read the same dish data.