The package adds customizable labels to products on PWA Kit and SFRA storefronts. Labels are created in Business Manager as records of a Product Label Configuration custom object and associated with products by ID. They render over the product image on listing pages and under the product title on detail pages, with an optional click-to-read description.
Production-ready functionality delivered as an ISV package for Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
Labels are created in the custom object editor with an ID, display text, description (typed HTML or the built-in editor), shape, hex color codes for text, background and border, border radius in pixels, and a custom CSS class.
A Product Label Configuration IDs field added to the product form links labels to products; the value must match the label ID exactly, and a product can carry several labels.
Merchant Tools, Custom Preferences, Product Badges group sets the labels container position on the listing page: top-left by default, top-right, bottom-left or bottom-right over the product image.
On the product detail page labels always render under the product title, independent of the listing position setting.
A label whose configuration includes a description opens a modal with that text when clicked; labels without a description stay non-interactive.
Labels display correctly in mobile views on both listing and detail pages, and the modal works there too.
Rectangle is supported today; additional shapes are planned for upcoming versions.
Watch the Product Badges features in action on real SFCC storefronts. More walkthroughs on our YouTube channel.
Mark products on sale, new arrivals, limited series or free shipping right on the tile.
Attach short, specific facts to products, with a fuller explanation available in the label modal.
Launch a campaign tag by creating one configuration and associating it with the campaign products.
A discount pill on the tile plus a click-to-open modal keeps the listing clean while the fine print stays one tap away.
A merchandiser with Business Manager access creates a label, writes its HTML description, sets colors and assigns it to products; no developer or deployment is involved.
Matching a rebrand or a category's visual language means updating the label record's colors or CSS class once, and every tagged product follows.
It adds label capability to standard PDP and PLP rendering rather than replacing platform features.
Business users create, assign and position labels in Business Manager; developers can go further with the custom CSS class.
The same label configuration drives listing tiles and detail pages consistently.
Editing a label record or the position setting is visible on the next page reload, which makes day-of-campaign adjustments practical.
Labels attach by ID at the product level, so flags appear exactly where the claim is true and nowhere else.
Tiles, detail-page pills and the description modal are verified in mobile views, where most browsing happens.
After buying the package on AppExchange, install it in a sandbox and follow the setup guide in the preview repository. When it behaves as expected, promote it to production. If you would rather not run the rollout yourself, implementation in your SFCC instance is available as a fixed-price service.
Paid add-on required: this solution works with products or services external to Salesforce. Discounts are available for nonprofits.
The license ships the package. These fixed-price services cover everything around it.
We install and configure the package in your SFCC instance, wire it to your sites and price books, and validate every flow in your sandbox before production.
Version updates that track Salesforce B2C Commerce API and PWA Kit changes, plus priority fixes. Your package keeps working through every platform release.
UI adaptation of the package components - store picker, badges, modals, buttons - to your storefront design system and brand guidelines.
The preview repo lets you inspect the package architecture, components and setup instructions before you buy. It is a structural preview: the full production code ships with your licensed package.
Open preview repository PreviewAll packages are published by AppSpring as a Salesforce ISV partner since January 2023.
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