📍 Product Summary: Your Location Attributes, Down to Size

The Locations panel on Product Summary knew a door by its name and its channel. Your locations carry far more than that. Every custom attribute you keep on Location is now a column in the panel, and any of them can group the doors.

What's new

Your attributes, not a list we picked.
The panel reads whatever custom columns your tenant keeps on Location and shows them as you have them set up: store type, district, climate, square footage, ownership, region, whatever your business runs on. There is nothing to configure, and single select values show as their labels rather than as option ids.
Group by whichever one answers the question.
Group by store type to compare flagships against outlets, by climate for a seasonal product, by district for a field team, by region for a topline read. Every figure rolls up to the grouping you choose: locations, on hand, units sold in the last four weeks, on order and weeks of supply.
Size within each location.
The panel reads channel, then location, then size, so you can open a single door and see which sizes are carrying it and which are gone.
Weeks of supply at every level.
Grouped rows used to leave that column empty. Every level carries its own now, from the grouping you picked down to the size.

The Locations panel with custom location attributes as columns, grouped down to size

What you can do

Group by any attribute column.
Open the column menu on the attribute you care about and choose
Group by
. Source groups the same way, and your grouping stacks on top of channel.
Find the broken size in one door.
Expand a location to see on hand, units sold in the last four weeks, on order and weeks of supply for every size it carries.
Choose the columns you want to see.
Three of your attributes show by default and up to six are available in the
Columns
selector on the right edge of the grid. Whatever you pick, with the order and widths you set, is remembered the next time you open the page.

Why it helps

A door list is only useful when it is cut the way you already think about your fleet, and that differs by retailer: some plan by region, some by store type or door grade, some by climate or by field team. The panel now takes those groupings from your own location setup, instead of asking you to read a few hundred door rows and hold the grouping in your head.