Interface Overview
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After logging into Karsa Labelizer, you'll find yourself in a user interface designed for intuitive control and efficient work. This page provides a basic overview of the main parts of the interface.
The Karsa Labelizer user interface primarily consists of these parts:
Left Navigation Menu (Category Tree and Tools)
Main Workspace
Let's look at them in more detail.
The left menu is your main tool for navigating the Karsa Labelizer system. It allows you to access various clusterizations, reports, and configuration sections.
Key features of the left menu:
Cluster Tree: In the left menu, you'll primarily find one main tree that displays a hierarchical list of your clusterizations. Each clusterization can be expanded to show the individual clusters (product segments) it contains. This structure serves as the main navigation to details and reports of individual clusterizations and their clusters.
Interaction:
Clicking on an item (e.g., the name of a specific clusterization) displays its content in the main workspace.
The active (currently selected) item is visually highlighted for better orientation.
Color differentiation of categories: Categories in the left menu can be color-differentiated based on their state defined in metadata:
Active/Selected category: Often highlighted in red.
Categories in production mode (Run): For example, a clusterization that is active and exports data daily is marked in green.
Category management:
Creating new categories: The system allows creating new categories, both manually through the user interface and automatically using the Cluster Designer.
Changing category order: The order of categories can be changed using the drag-and-drop function, which ensures flexibility in organizing your work. The order change is set in the cluster detail in the upper right corner, Edit button.
In addition to the main category/clusterization tree, you can also find a section with key tools in the Karsa Labelizer interface, accessible via switchable tabs. This section brings together the main modules for working with the system:
Cluster Designer: This is your primary tool for creating, configuring, and managing your clusterization strategies. Here you define segmentation parameters, set limits, control product dynamics, and prepare proposals for deployment. (Described in more detail in section III. Cluster Designer).
Operation Manager: A module that provides an overview of the status and progress of operations running in the background, especially the process of creating new clusterizations. It allows you to monitor whether an operation is running, how long it takes, and whether it was successfully completed. (Described in more detail in section II. First Steps / Operation Manager).
Notes: This feature is used to create and manage your own notes directly in the system. You can record important information here, such as the date of launching a new clusterization, specific test goals, observations from performance analysis, or any other relevant comments on your work with the tool.
Setup: In this section, you'll find configuration options related to data export and connection. A key component is setting the URL of your export product feed, which Karsa Labelizer uses and enriches with Custom Labels. Proper setting of this URL is essential for the correct functioning of the export to Google Merchant Center.
The main workspace is a dynamic part of the interface that displays the content selected in the left navigation menu. This can be:
Configuration forms: For example, when creating or editing a clusterization in the Cluster Designer.
Data reports and analyses: Such as Clusterizations Overview, Cluster Detail, Products Overview, or Product Movement History. These reports often contain tables and metrics for performance evaluation.
The content of the main workspace changes depending on your current selection in the left menu, allowing you to focus on a specific task.
