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Glossary

What is Variant mapping?

Variant mapping links each option in a 3D configurator to the matching variant or SKU in the store, so the cart, price and stock reflect exactly what the shopper configured.

Also called: SKU mapping, option-to-model mapping

A store already knows its variants — “Sofa, Velvet, Forest Green, 3-seat” — by ID. Mapping ties each configurator control to those IDs, so choosing a finish in 3D selects the right variant, shows its price and adds the correct item to the cart.

Thridify matches products and variants by ID on Shopify, WooCommerce and the other supported platforms, and exposes the same mapping through its SDK for custom stores.

Why it matters

Without mapping, 3D is decoration. With it, the configurator becomes the store’s ordering surface.

Integrations

Related terms

  • 3D product configurator

    A 3D product configurator lets a shopper change a product’s options — colour, material, size, parts — on an interactive 3D model and see the result and price instantly.

  • Plugin vs embed vs SDK

    A plugin installs 3D and AR into a commerce platform with no code; an embed is a lightweight snippet for any site; an SDK and API give developers full control on custom storefronts.

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