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Categories are labels that group your plans, add-ons, and charges in the Product Catalogue. They help keep your pricing catalogue organised as it grows and make it easier to filter and find products.
Categories Page Table Screenshot

The categories list

Click Categories in the sidebar to see all categories in your organisation. Each row in the list displays:

Creating a category

Click New in the top right to open the new category form. You can also create a category directly from the new plan, add-on, or charge forms by clicking the New Category option.
Categories Page New Category Screenshot

Fields

The Include In setting determines which product types the category is available for. A category set to Plans only will not appear as a filter option in Add-ons or Charges, and vice versa. Click Save to create the category.

Editing a category

Select any category from the table by clicking the . Then click the icon to update the category details. Any field can be edited after creation.
Setting a category to Inactive removes it from any products it was assigned to.

Deleting a category

Select any category from the table by clicking the . Then click the icon. A confirmation dialog appears before the deletion completes.
Deleting a category removes it from any products it was assigned to. Those items will no longer have a category.

Bulk actions

Select multiple categories in the list by clicking the of each category to:
  • Bulk Edit: update the name, description, or status across multiple categories at once
  • Bulk Delete: permanently remove multiple categories (requires confirmation)
When bulk editing, leave a field blank to leave that value unchanged for the selected categories.

Where categories appear

Once created, categories surface as filter and grouping options across the app:
  • Plans list: filter by category to narrow the plans shown
  • Add-ons list: filter by category to narrow the add-ons shown
  • Charges list: filter by category to narrow the charges shown
Categories are purely organisational. They do not affect billing behaviour.