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# How to Properly Set Up a Data Source for Shopify Variants
Setting up a data source for Shopify variants ensures Claimlane can accurately identify and match product data from your store. Here's a quick guide to help you get it right:
### Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Open Your Company Dashboard\
From Claimlane’s inbox, navigate to your company dashboard.
2. Go to Data Sources\
In the dashboard, go to Data Sources and select the one you want to configure.
3. Navigate to Product Upload\
In the left-hand menu, click Product Data > Product Upload, then select Data Blueprint.
4. Create Your Variants (If Needed)\
In the Data Blueprint, scroll down and click the ➕ Add button to create a new variant entry if you haven’t done so already.
5. Name and Match the Technical Label
* Give your variant a clear, recognizable name.
* Make sure the Technical Label exactly matches the technical label used for that variant in Shopify (e.g., length, color, size, itemName).
📝 Note: Matching the technical label is essential for correct data syncing between Shopify and Claimlane.
### 🎉 That’s It!
You’ve now successfully set up your data source for Shopify variants!
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