> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.lovi.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Catalogs > Manage your product catalogs and their content Catalogs Module If **Documents** are the private files in your office and **Websites** are the public pages your agent can read, **Catalogs** are the product lists that keep your commercial information organized 🛒 This is where you manage structured product data — prices, features, specifications — so the agent can answer commercial questions with precision instead of guessing. ### 🎯 What is this for? * **Organize product information:** Keep your products grouped into clear catalogs by type, brand or business line. * **Improve answers:** Help the agent respond with accurate, product-specific details (prices, features, availability). * **Keep content manageable:** Update or remove catalog content as your product list evolves. * **Structured data:** Unlike Documents (free text), Catalogs let you maintain organized, queryable product information. *** ### 🛠️ How it works At the top of the page, you can create a new catalog using the **+ Add catalog** button. 1. **Create a catalog**\ Click **+ Add catalog** to start a new product catalog. Give it a clear name that identifies the category (e.g. `Electronics_2024` or `Wedding_Packages`). 2. **Add content**\ Once the catalog exists, add the product information it should contain — names, descriptions, prices, features, etc. 3. **Manage catalogs**\ Your catalogs will appear in the list, where you can review, update and maintain them over time. *** ### 📄 Catalog List This page shows all catalogs currently associated with the agent. * **Catalog name:** Identifies each product catalog. * **Content:** Contains the product data included in that catalog. * **Empty state:** If no catalogs have been created yet, you will see a message like **"No catalogs created."** *** ### 🧠 How does the agent use catalogs? Imagine you have two catalogs: 1. `Summer_Collection` — with 50 products, prices and sizes. 2. `Accessories` — with 30 items and compatibility info. If a user asks: *"Do you have a blue dress under \$50 and a matching bag?"* The agent will: 1. Search `Summer_Collection` for blue dresses under \$50. 2. Search `Accessories` for bags that match. 3. Combine both results into a single, helpful answer. 🤯 *** ### ⚠️ Important Notes * Keep catalogs organized by product type, brand or business line. * Make sure the information is accurate and up to date — wrong prices confuse users. * Remove outdated catalogs so the agent does not rely on old product data. * If you update prices or availability, update the catalog too. *** ### 🎓 Best Practices Summary (Cheat Sheet) * **Clear names:** `Laptops_2024` is better than `catalog1`. When you have many catalogs, you'll be glad you named them well. * **Group logically:** Keep related products together so the agent can cross-reference within a catalog. * **Update regularly:** Whenever your product content changes, reflect it here. * **One source of truth:** Avoid duplicating the same product in multiple catalogs to prevent conflicting answers. * **Clean structure:** The better organized your data, the faster and more accurately the agent can answer. With catalogs in place, your agent becomes a product expert that can answer commercial questions instantly. 📚✨