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Marketplaces > Amazon > Configuration > Models

Use this tab to create and manage Models that define product categories, variation themes, and specific attribute mappings required by Amazon for creating new product listings.



Managing Models


  • Add a Model: Click the + Add a Model button to build a new template for product listing creation.
  • Edit a Model: Click Edit next to an existing model to modify its category, variation settings, or mapped fields.
  • Delete a Model: Click Delete to permanently remove a model from your configuration.



Basic Settings


  • Model Name: Enter a clear, recognizable name for this model. This name will be referenced when setting up Profiles.
  • Product Universe: Select the main Amazon high-level category that matches your products.
  • Product Type: Choose the exact Amazon product classification. Selecting a product type determines which recommended fields and attributes appear below.





Variations


Set up variation rules for products that have multiple options, such as sizes or colors:


  • Variation Theme: Select how product variants are grouped on Amazon (e.g., Size Color, Size, or Color).
  • Attribute Mapping: Assign the corresponding PrestaShop feature or attribute to each variation field (e.g., mapping Taille to your store's Size attribute and Couleur to Color).




This section automatically populates with Amazon attributes tailored to the selected Product Type:


  • Category Attributes: Configure values for required or recommended product data (such as Materials, Included Components, or Minimum Order Quantity).
  • Value Mapping: For each field, select a PrestaShop feature/attribute, select a default value, or enter a custom value.



Custom Fields


Add extra Amazon product attributes that are not listed in the default recommended fields section:


  • Select an Option: Choose an Amazon field from the dropdown list (e.g., Country of Origin, Model Number, Fragile, Volume, or Warnings).
  • Add Attribute: Click the [+] button to add the field to your configuration list.
  • Map Data: Select the store feature, attribute, or custom value to map to the newly added field.

Updated on: 17/08/2026

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