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When to use this

  • You changed products in one collection and are not seeing updates reflected in Layers.
  • A collection’s product ordering is stale after edits in Shopify.

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Steps

  1. In the dashboard, go to Catalog → Collections.
  2. Find the collection and open its actions menu (three dots).
  3. Click Sync Products to refetch the collection’s product list from Shopify, or Push to Index to republish the current data to the search index without re-fetching.
  4. Wait for the sync to complete, then review the collection page.
You can also click Sync Products from the collection’s own page. Syncing requires the Run operations permission.

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Resync several collections at once

The Collections list supports bulk selection when you need to refresh more than one collection without reindexing the entire catalog.
  1. Go to Catalog → Collections.
  2. Tick the checkbox at the start of each collection row you want to act on. Use Shift+click to select a range. A toolbar appears above the list showing how many collections you selected.
  3. To select every collection that matches your current search and filters, open the selected count dropdown and choose the select-all option.
  4. Click one of the actions in the toolbar:
    • Sync from Shopify — Refetches the product list and ordering for each selected collection from Shopify.
    • Push to Index — Republishes the selected collections to the search index without re-fetching from Shopify. Use this when the collection data in Layers is correct but a search or block isn’t reflecting it.
  5. To clear your selection, open the selected count dropdown and click Unselect all.

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Resync from Shopify admin

You can also queue the same resync without leaving Shopify. On the collection page in Shopify admin, open More actions and click Resync in Layers. See Shopify admin extensions.

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Tips

  • Use single-row Sync Products when only one collection changed to save time.
  • Reach for Push to Index when Shopify hasn’t changed but collection results still look wrong. It’s faster than a full resync because it skips the Shopify fetch.