Sledge on Warehouse. No code. Automatic.

How do I add product filters to Warehouse?

Install Sledge and switch on the app embed. Sledge adds full filter groups, color and image swatches, price sliders, and product counts to your collection pages, and reads Warehouse's layout to place the panel where it belongs. No code, no template edits. Every option shows a count, so a shopper can cut a collection of hundreds down to the ten things they actually want.

Filters that sell, not just sort: Filters.

How do I improve Warehouse's search?

Sledge gives Warehouse instant search: results as the shopper types, typos forgiven, synonyms understood, so "wrench" still finds "spanner." It wires itself to the search trigger in Warehouse's header automatically. Switch on natural-language search and "10mm socket under $15" reads as the spec, the category, and the budget. On a deep catalog, search is how shoppers skip the menu entirely. Behind the overlay sits a full results page with filters.

And when a query keeps returning nothing, Growth Intelligence flags it, with a fix and a dollar figure attached. Details on AI Search.

How do I add bundles to Warehouse?

Pick a bundle type, choose where it shows, and Sledge renders it in a card that reads Warehouse's style. Nine types you can build today, from quantity breaks to build-your-own. Quantity breaks fit the stock-up buyer who came for a case, not a single unit. They live in search results, filtered collections, and the product page, alongside fixed bundles. Free gift and shipping goals live in the cart. Build-your-own gets its own page.

Every type, explained: Bundles.

Can I add a cart drawer to Warehouse?

Yes. Sledge opens a drawer that reads your theme's look: a free-shipping bar that fills as the cart grows, a countdown that nudges checkout, and your offers once more before the finish line. Because the drawer and the offers come from the same app, your free gift and your shipping goal render inside it correctly.

The cart that finishes the sale: Cart Drawer.

Do product badges work on Warehouse?

Yes. Sledge places badges on the product cards shoppers are already scanning, in collections, in search results, and on product pages, matched to Warehouse's card style. Badge what's true: "Low stock" that's really low, "New" that's really new. In a dense grid, one honest badge is how a product gets noticed.

Sledge also drops recommendation sliders on the homepage, collections, product pages, search results, cart, and 404.

Badges live in Merchandising, next to boosting.