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# Organize product categories

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

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## Public / Enterprise Library Differences

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

1. Furniture Library (Public): Basic furniture provided by Arkisketch
2. Finish Materials Library (Public): Basic finish materials provided by Arkisketch
3. Furniture Library (Enterprise): Furniture sold and managed by the company
4. Finish Materials Library (Enterprise): Finish materials sold and managed by the company

![](/files/3992039964542bb635df30e7befa85a3ed5477be)

You can rename libraries and turn them on/off in \[Enterprise Settings → Editor Settings].

## Public library

### Show/Hide Categories

Provided by Arkisketch **Public library categories** This is a feature that lets you set whether they are enabled.

This allows you to show only specific categories among several categories to suit your company's needs, or hide all categories.

* e.g.) You can show 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

This is a feature for managing the **categories**that the products sold by the company belong to. Through this, companies can efficiently classify and edit uploaded furniture and finish material products by category.

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

**Supported features**

* Edit category cover
* Edit name
* deleted
* Excel export
* Add category

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#### Add category

This is a feature for adding a new category or adding a subcategory within an existing category.

* **Add 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 a subcategory.

![](/files/90e6f9ed16175caec03555d316c5e2906f6dd9fa)

#### Edit cover image

The **cover image**for each category can be set. (It can only be edited in the right-side folder list under \[More].)

![](/files/f23a91d860ef41abf8bf3368d299eaa1e09469f4)

#### Edit name

The **name of a category or product**can be edited.

![](/files/8bcd189fd4516f1e009e52784ecdfa622013f8e1)

#### deleted

Category **deleted**can be edited.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If you delete a category, the products inside that category do not disappear; **unclassified products**they are moved to.
{% endhint %}

#### Export to Excel

This is a feature that exports information on all products included in a category **to an Excel file**so they can be easily managed or analyzed externally. Product information includes **detailed information such as name, ID, size, price, and purchase link** .

![](/files/78d6afac0bf82688140f2e5ca836ef66fb9e2be3)


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