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# Product groups (legacy)

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Product groups are only available for merchants that already used this feature before.
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Product groups are a legacy Producthero feature that remains available in Channable for existing setups.

You can’t create new product groups. You can still edit the ones you already have.

If a merchant already has product groups, you’ll see the **Product Groups** tab. If not, the tab won’t appear.

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#### Need new segments?

Use [Channable Insights](/manage-improve-product-data/insights/channable-insights.md) (included in Core Pro) to create dynamic segments based on business data like profit margin, stock levels, and return rates. 

You can use those segments to optimize your product data or to distribute your ad budgets on Google Ads, Amazon or other channels.
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### Adjust product group targeting

Update the segmentation rule to control which items belong to a product group.

1. In Channable, go to **CSS Merchants > \[your CSS merchant] > Product Groups**.
2. Find the product group you want to update.
3. Click <i class="fa-gear-complex">:gear-complex:</i> > **Edit product group**.
4. Under **Segmentation rules**, adjust the rule(s) to match your targeting goals:

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As you update the rule, the summary on the right updates automatically. Use it to see how many products match and to review the related performance data for that selection.

5. Once you're happy with the adjusted targeting, click **Update product group**.

#### How to adjust segmentation rules

Use the **If** row to define which products are included (the conditon).

* In the first field, select the attribute you want to target, such as `availability`, `brand`, `Google category` and custom label(s).&#x20;
* In the second field, select the value you want to match.

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#### Example:

If `brand` `is equal to` `nike`
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#### Add or remove conditions

* Click <i class="fa-circle-plus">:circle-plus:</i> to add a second condition to your rule.
* Click <i class="fa-trash">:trash:</i> to remove a condition.
* Click **Add rule** to add an **And** condition. This acts as an additional 'If' condition to further filter products.

### Product group priority

Product group priority determines how products are counted when rules overlap. It functions differently now in Channable compared to Producthero.

| Old behavior                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   | New behavior                                                                                                                                                                                                          |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| <ul><li>A product that matched multiple product groups was counted in every matching group. It was also included in the total product count.</li><li>The product still received the strategy label from the product group with the highest priority.</li></ul> | <ul><li>A product can belong to only one active product group. </li><li>If you have multiple product groups with the same products, the items will only be counted in the group with the highest priority. </li></ul> |

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#### Example

If two product groups have identical rules, the lower-priority group won't contain any products.
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