# SKU Overrides

## What is SKU Attribute Overrides?

### **Overview**

SKU Attribute Overrides enables you to standardize core product attributes across all your data sources by setting consistent values for common product dimensions like Product Name, Brand Name, Category, Subcategory, Product Class, Product Type, Product Size, Unit of Measure, and Pack Count. Once you've mapped products using SKU Mapping, any data source connected will automatically inherit these override values, ensuring uniform product attribution across all platforms and eliminating inconsistencies in how products appear across different retailer reports.

For example, if the same product appears as "Athletic Shoe - Men's Running" on Amazon, "Men's Performance Runner" on your website, and "Running Sneaker M" in wholesale reports, you can use SKU Attribute Overrides to ensure it consistently displays as your standardized "Men's Elite Runner" across all reporting, maintaining brand standards and simplifying cross-platform analysis.

### **Where to find this data**

SKU Override values will automatically replace the original product attributes wherever the overridden dimensions appear in your reports. The override applies to all data sources that have been mapped via the SKU Mapping process.

### **How to configure SKU Attribute Overrides**

1. **Complete the SKU Mapping step** - Ensure you've already set up your SKU Mapping to harmonize products across platforms
2. **Enter the Master SKU into column B** - This should match exactly with the Master SKU used in your mapping configuration
3. **Write the "readable" brand standard version of each product name in column C** - This ensures consistent product naming across all reports
4. **As desired, fill out the other attributes for each item** whenever you want to override the default values of that attribute across all source data systems that have been SKU mapped:
   * Brand Name
   * Category
   * Subcategory
   * Product Class
   * Product Type
   * Product Size
   * Unit of Measure
   * Pack Count

**Note:** SKU Override values take precedence over the original platform values but work alongside Custom Product Attributes. You should have only one row per Master SKU. 

If you include a Master SKU multiple times, only the last entry will be applied.


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