You can fill the general details of the shop in the Shop Details tab, like shop’s name, phone number, invoice details, etc.

Use the Product types / Fits tab to define the shop’s own base product types (like jacket, outerwear, pull-over, etc.) and the product type's specific fits (like summer cut, winter cut, EM56B, etc.).

The shop’s base product types must be of one of the FitAp’s base product types (categories): jacket, vest, shirt, trousers, or jeans.

One shop base product type can have multiple fits defined. A fit can be duplicated using the button, or can have its grading and fit adjustment tables copied from another fit, by clicking the button. Clicking the button, you can go directly to the fit’s grading and fit adjustments table.

Using this tab you can define your shop’s specific grading tables that the FitAp system will use to pinpoint the sizing for your clients, in a meaningful way for your shop. The grading tables are used in connection with the fit adjustments tables; the FitAp system determines the client’s specific measurement differences from the shop’s standard size that best fits the client.

You must select the fit for which you want to specify the grading and fit adjustments information.

You can generate the sizes automatically, using the pop-up window that opens when you click the button located on the last header cell. You can select between alpha-numeric sizing system (using a prefix and/or a suffix) and literal sizing system (XS, S, M, L, XL, etc.).

The grading measurement values can be generated automatically for a measure, too. You can do this by clicking the button at the end of each row and filling the information needed for the generation of values in the popup window that opens.

You can add specific measures for each FitAp base product type to the grading tables (for example: back with, biceps or trapeze for the jacket base product type).

You can view the effect of the Fit adjustment values by clicking the button beside the clients from the table located at the lower-right of the page.

In this tab you can specify the links of your shops product pages (if you intend to use the data-shop-product-link data field in the widget button div element) or the product ids (if you intend to use the data-shop-product-id data field in the widget button div element), and to what fits they should map to.

There is no need to specify the full link, as the FitAp system will try to best match the received link from the widget to the database entries. You can put in the link field only the part of the link that makes the mapping of the fit unique (for example if all the summer jacket products are under the links containing collections/summer/jacket).

You can also let the FitAp system to scrape your shop’s site for the links (using the form at the top of the tab). You must provide the site’s root internet address and also the pattern (key words) to look for in links (for example all the products are under links that contain the word product). This process usually takes a long time, depending on the size of your site. You can separate multiple key words using the | symbol. The process will look for any of the key words in the site’s links.

As the process of scraping sites is a complex one, if the scraping of your shop’s site does not return the correct links, please contact us, in order to correct and include the type of your site in the system (right now the system was tested for Shopify and simple html type of sites).

After the scraping of the site is done, you can apply the same fit to multiple links at once, filtering the links table’s rows, checking the trailing checkboxes for the ones you want to bulk change, and clicking one of the footer buttons: for the checked records only and for the filtered records only (regardless if checked or not). You can also delete all the checked records by clicking the button, or all the selected records by clicking the button.