Curated Sync Guide · Your Control Panel
The whole catalog as a tree: designations, categories, groups, and packages, with live counts.
This guide explains the Catalog screen in the Curated Sync control panel. No technical background needed. Three minutes to read.
CURRENT AS OF JULY 16, 2026Products answers "what do we own?" Catalog answers "how is it organized?"
The Catalog screen draws your inventory as a tree. Designations at the top, categories inside them, groups inside those. Every branch shows a live count of the products it holds.
Structure is what customers navigate. A clean tree here means clean menus on your websites.
This is the map of your catalog. Counts update with every nightly sync.
Duplicate or odd category names stand out in a tree. Fix them in IntelliEvent, watch the tree tidy itself.
See at a glance how deep each category runs before a busy season.
Packages (kits) show their component lists, so you can confirm a package is built right.
On June 10, 2026, this tree surfaced 92 duplicate category names, including three different spellings of "Linens", before launch. Cleanup started early because the screen made it visible.
The tree makes messy data visible early, while it is still cheap to fix.
Your team builds packages natively in IntelliEvent. The library reads them faithfully.
A package is one sellable item made of several products, like a place setting built from china, flatware, and glassware. Your team creates these in IntelliEvent's package system. The nightly sync picks them up, components and all.
The first pilot packages went in on July 15, 2026, and appeared in the library the same night, photos included.
Build packages once, in IntelliEvent. The library and the websites follow.
No, and that is by design. All catalog edits happen in IntelliEvent, the source of truth. This screen shows you the result.
Websites show a scoped slice: their market's inventory, filtered by visibility rules and price readiness. The Catalog screen shows the whole library.
Open the package here, or find it on the Products screen and open its Kit tab. Both read the same library.
The Catalog screen is the map. IntelliEvent is the territory. Keep the territory clean and the map stays clean.