Manufacturers (also brands) let you assign your products to their producers. For each manufacturer you can store a logo, a description and a link to their website. This information can be shown in the storefront and used as a filter in your assortment.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Manufacturers.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Manufacturers" in the official Shopware documentation:

Properties allow you to give your products filterable information. They also serve as the basis for generating variants. You can create various properties and assign them options - for example the property Size with the options XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Properties.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Properties" in the official Shopware documentation:

In the category management you administer the category structure of your shop. In Shopware 6, categories are also used to organise the shop pages and the service menu and to create landing pages.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Categories.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Categories" in the official Shopware documentation:

In Shopware 6 your customers can rate your products. The reviews then arrive in the administration, where you can check, approve and also comment on them.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Reviews.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Reviews" in the official Shopware documentation:

The Products module is the central place to manage your entire assortment. Here you create new products and maintain all their information, such as prices, descriptions, images, variants, properties and stock levels. Variants, cross-selling and product reviews are also managed directly on the product. The product overview lets you keep track of your complete catalogue.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Products.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Products" in the official Shopware documentation:

The configuration covers all the central areas you use to set up and maintain your Shopware 6 shop - from catalogue data such as products, categories and manufacturers, through orders and customers, to marketing, extensions, themes and the basic settings. The following articles briefly introduce the most important areas and link to the official Shopware documentation for details.

Further information

Please find more information regarding the configuration of Shopware 6 in the official Shopware documentation:

Promotions let you set up discounts and vouchers for your shop. You define the conditions under which a discount applies (for example a minimum order value or specific customer groups), how large it is and whether it is redeemed via a voucher code.

You can find the module under Marketing > Promotions.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Promotions" in the official Shopware documentation:

More information on the topic "Settings" is available in the official Shopware documentation:

Sales channels are the interface between your administration and the storefront. Here you can create a separate sales channel for every channel through which you want to sell your products. Besides an online shop, this could also be the connection of an ERP system that is linked directly to your local store.

Further information

Please find more information regarding "Sales Channels" in the official Shopware documentation:

With dynamic product groups you combine products not manually but automatically, based on definable conditions. Using filter rules you define which characteristics a product must meet (for example manufacturer, price or category) - all matching products are assigned to the group automatically and update as soon as new products meet the criteria.

You can then use these groups in many places in your shop, for example in the product listings of the Shopping Experiences, in cross-selling or as the basis for promotions.

You can find the module under Catalogues > Dynamic product groups.

1. Open Catalogues > Dynamic product groups and click Create dynamic product group.

In this article we show you how to assign the Shopware default theme.

1. Open the administration of your shop

2. Assign the Shopware default theme:

The Customers module lets you manage all the customer accounts in your shop. You can see each customer's master data, addresses and order history, edit accounts and create new customers manually when needed.

You can find the module in the main navigation under Customers.

Please find more information regarding "Customers" in the official Shopware documentation:

The Orders module brings together all the orders in your shop. Here you can see the status of every order, change payment and delivery status, edit line items and create documents such as invoices or delivery notes.

You can find the module in the main navigation under Orders.

Please find more information regarding "Orders" in the official Shopware documentation:

In the Shopping Experiences you can create and centrally manage content pages such as landing pages, shop pages and category layouts.

Please find more information regarding "Shopping Experiences" in the official Shopware documentation:

Under the newsletter recipients you find a list of everyone who has signed up for your newsletter. Here you can see each recipient's subscription status (for example the double opt-in) and edit, filter and export recipients.

You can find the module under Marketing > Newsletter recipients.

Please find more information regarding "Newsletter recipients" in the official Shopware documentation:

Under the Media menu item you can upload new media, sort them into folders and manage existing media.

The media managed here are then used in many places in your shop – for example on products, categories and in the Shopping Experiences.

You can find the module under Content > Media.

Please find more information regarding "Media" in the official Shopware documentation:

• Open the administration of your shop

• Switch via the main navigation to the "Extension Management" (1) (2) ("Extensions" => "My Extensions")

• Activate ThemeWare® via the

The Extension Management lists all the extensions that you have currently added to your Shopware account or your Shopware installation. Here you can manage and edit them.

Extensions in Shopware 6 are managed in the following order:

• Purchase extensions

  • Purchase extensions

• Install extensions

• Maintain extensions

• Remove extensions

Please find more information regarding "Extensions" in the official Shopware documentation:

In general, when purchasing extensions in the Shopware Store, it is always a good idea to install them in advance as a trial version in the form of a free trial month (trial version). This way you can test the extension for 30 days free of charge and make sure that it meets your expectations.

If, despite this, you have accidentally purchased an extension incorrectly, please contact our sales department using the contact form.

Images can currently only be inserted into text fields of CMS elements with a little "trick". We explain how this works in these instructions.

1. Open the administration of your shop

2. Media Manager

When making changes in the store (especially when they affect the storefront), it is quite useful to clear the Shopware cache once.

In the module Caches & Indexes you have the possibility to clear and warm up the cache.

1. Open your shop administration

2. Navigate to the section "Settings" => "System" => "Caches & Indexes".

• Open the administration of your shop

• Switch via the main navigation to the "Extension Management" (1) (2) ("Extensions" => "My Extensions")

• Click on the

In this article you will learn how to activate the maintenance mode for a sales channel.

1. Open the administration of your shop

2. Switch via the main navigation to the sales channel of your storefront in the section "Sales Channels" (1)

• Open the administration of your shop

• Switch via the main navigation to the "Extension Management" (1) (2) ("Extensions" => "My Extensions")

• Deactivate the extension via the

• Open the administration of your shop

• Switch via the main navigation to the "Extension Management" (1) (2) ("Extensions"=> "My extensions")

• Click the

The Theme Management lists all the themes that you have currently added to your Shopware installation. Here you can also manage and edit them.

Themes in Shopware 6 are managed in the following order:

• Purchase theme

  • Purchase theme

• Install theme

  1. Activate theme

  2. Install theme

  3. Assign theme
• Maintain theme

  • Update theme

• Remove theme

  1. Assign default theme

  2. Deactivate theme

Please find more information regarding "Themes" in the official Shopware Documentation: