# Catalog

## Overview

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This current implementation of the Catalog 2.0 is very limited in scope, and is currently intended to be used only for the [AI Discovery Experience](/platform-documentation/catalog-2.0-docs/project-data/experiences/ai-discovery.md).

The Catalog 2.0 is not currently connected to the Assets, and therefore cannot be used to build visual configurators for the 3D or 2D players. This will be implemented at a later date.

The UI is also still in very early stages of implementation, so you may find a number of missing features when compared to the Classic Catalog.
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The Product Catalog is intended to include all product information necessary for setting up configurators. This includes information about the configurable products themselves (Items), about their configurable choices (Attributes), and about the configuration options (Options).

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## [Items](/platform-documentation/catalog-2.0-docs/project-data/catalog/items.md)

Items represent configurable products in the catalog, such as sofas, or chairs, or tables for a furniture category.

## [Attributes](/platform-documentation/catalog-2.0-docs/project-data/catalog/attributes.md)

Attributes represent the configurable choices for the products in the catalog, such as the choice of Fabric, Legs, or Arms for products in a furniture category.

They can also represent visual stage configuration attributes, such as Camera Angles, wall colour, outdoor vs indoor, etc.

## [Options](/platform-documentation/catalog-2.0-docs/project-data/catalog/options.md)

Options represent the configuration options for the products, available under their configuration attributes. For example, a Fabric attribute would include a set of options like Sky Blue and Charcoal from the Cotton family of fabrics, and Olive, Violet, and Pistachio from the Microfiber family of fabrics.

## [Variants](/platform-documentation/catalog-2.0-docs/project-data/catalog/items/variant-manager.md)

The Item Variants represent the set of available combinations on an individual product. Each variant represents a single permutation of all the configurable attributes on that product. They can be referenced directly, and they can also store content and pricing specific to each variant.


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