Here you can check all the operations available in the Attribute Rules editor

Math operations enable you to automatically adjust numerical attributes in your product feed — such as prices, stock levels, margins, or shipping costs — ensuring your data is optimized for each marketplace and sales channel.

This feature allows you to convert the attribute data type from number to string (text), enabling the value to be used in text-based attributes or concatenated with other strings.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to multiply an attribute value with a number.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to divide an attribute value with a number.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to add a number to an attribute value.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to subtract a number from an attribute value.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to format an attribute value to a specific decimal precision. You can select a separator and a thousand separator. The format number operation result is in a text format.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to round an attribute value to a specific decimal precision. The round number operation result is in a number format.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to round an attribute value to a specific value. You can use the 'calculate' parameter to round to:

You can round to values:

The round number operation result is in a number format.

Use attribute as input to the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to modify an attribute value depending on the percentage. You can use the 'calculate' parameter to:

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to convert an attribute to a specific currency. Koongo updates the currency exchange rate twice a day from the currency exchange server.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

Math attribute operations allow you to apply math operations between 2 attributes.

It allows you to multiply two attribute values.

It allows you to divide one attribute value by another attribute value.

It allows you to add two attribute values.

It allows you to subtract one attribute value from another attribute value.

This feature allows you to convert the attribute data type from string (text) to number, ensuring the value can be used in mathematical operations or numeric filters.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It gives you the length of the attribute value.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

This option allows you to crop the attribute value to a defined character limit, ensuring compliance with marketplace requirements.

It allows you to extract text from a certain index and of a certain length.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to extract text between two specific words.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

This feature allows you to pad the attribute value to a specified length. You can define the required length (number of characters), choose the fill character (e.g., 0, space, or any custom character), and select the fill side (left or right).
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It allows you to append a specific text to an attribute value.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to append a specific text before an attribute value.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to combine two attribute values.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to replace a specific text with different text. If you fill in the 'search for text' and leave 'replace with' empty, the text will be removed.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to map your store values to marketplace values if the marketplace approved values are available for the specific marketplace attribute.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule:

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

It allows you to split an attribute text value into a collection based on a specific separator. You need to apply additional operations to work with this collection.

Take an attribute as input for the Rule

Define the following operations:

As a result, you get the following:

The Date Shift operation allows you to modify a date attribute by adding or subtracting a defined number of time units. You can specify the value and choose the interval (days, weeks, months, years, etc.). This feature is useful for adjusting delivery dates, availability dates, or other time-based attributes automatically.

It allows you to use the parent item value and define when the parent value should be applied (Mode). You can choose between two options: Always or When the variant value is empty.