> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archisketch.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/enterprise-en/manage-furniture/products-category.md).

# Organize product categories

Let's take a look at the feature for organizing furniture categories displayed in the editor.

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## Differences between Public / Enterprise Libraries

First, let's look at the difference between the public library and the enterprise library. When you enter the editor, four libraries are shown by default in the tabs.

1. Furniture library (Public): Basic furniture provided by Archisketch
2. Finishing materials library (Public): Basic finishing materials provided by Archisketch
3. Furniture library (Enterprise): Furniture sold and managed by the company
4. Finishing materials library (Enterprise): Finishing materials sold and managed by the company

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Library name editing and On/Off settings are available in \[Company Settings → Editor Settings].

## Public library

### Show/Hide Categories

Provided by Archisketch **Public library categories** This feature lets you set whether they are enabled.

This allows you to show only specific categories among many to match the company's needs, or hide all categories.

* e.g., you can display only the Construction, Kitchen, and Bathroom categories and hide the rest.

**Settings path** : Settings → Company Settings → Editor Settings

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## Enterprise library

### Category management

The categories that contain products sold by the company **categories**This feature manages them. This allows companies to efficiently classify and edit uploaded furniture and finishing-material products by category.

**Settings path** : Enterprise Library → Products → Furniture/Wallpaper, Flooring

**Supported features**

* Edit category cover
* Edit name
* deleted
* Export to Excel
* Add category

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#### Add category

This feature lets you add a new category or add a subcategory within an existing category.

* **Add a new category**: You can create a new category by clicking the Add New Category button in the category list.
* **Create subcategory**: To add a subcategory within an existing category, click the \[More] button to the right of the category name, then select \[Create Subcategory] to create one.

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#### Edit cover image

For each category's **cover image**This feature lets you set it. (It can only be edited from the \[More] menu in the folder list on the right.)

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#### Edit name

For a category or product's **edit the name**This feature lets you do that.

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#### deleted

Category **deleted**This feature lets you do that.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you delete a category, the products within that category do not disappear; **Unclassified products**they will be moved there.
{% endhint %}

#### Export to Excel

The information for all products included in a category **Excel file**can be exported so it can be easily managed or analyzed externally. Product information includes **name, ID, size, price, purchase link** and other detailed information.

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