Product Labels Manager

Fruition Product Labels helps Adobe Commerce teams highlight promotions, newness, clearance, and campaigns where shoppers actually look: on product pages and category listings. Merchants work in a Configurations Manager embedded in the Commerce Admin, while the storefront (or middleware) consumes a predictable JSON API that returns, for each SKU, everything needed to render a badge: position, text, styles, image data (including server-generated SVG for shapes), tooltip, redirect URL, and accessibility fields such as alt text. Label types and design Text-only labels for lightweight messaging Predefined shapes with customizable colors (delivered as SVG for crisp rendering) Uploaded images for full brand control Independent settings for product vs category context, including a nine-position placement grid, label size, text size, and colors Targeting and relevance Assign labels to specific SKUs Optional catalog conditions in the Admin can resolve matching products to SKUs when a configuration is saved or updated (including intersection with stock status when configured) Limit visibility by store view and customer group; the API returns resolved identifiers so your storefront can honor context correctly Schedule labels with start and end dates and an active status Support for configurable / grouped merchandising with use for parent where appropriate Operations and composable commerce Configurations are stored in Adobe App Builder Files, separate from theme code Runtime logic runs on Adobe I/O Runtime as part of your App Builder project A single POST endpoint accepts a list of SKUs and a mode (PRODUCT or CATEGORY) and returns ordered label payloads per SKU—straightforward to wire into API Mesh, server-side rendering, or client-side fetching Who it’s for Merchandising and ecommerce managers who need fast campaign turnaround, Adobe Commerce administrators who want Admin-native tools, and developers building headless or custom storefronts who prefer one integration contract instead of scattered theme edits. Features: Adobe Commerce App Builder app with Admin-embedded React configuration UI Labels-by-SKU JSON API for product and category display modes Text-only, shape, and image label types with tooltip and redirect URL support Nine-position placement grid and separate product vs category presentation Store view and customer group scoping with resolved IDs in API responses Date-based scheduling and priority with optional hide-if-higher-priority Use for parent for configurable/grouped catalog scenarios Optional catalog conditions that resolve to SKUs when saving configurations (with inventory-aware stock filtering when used)