Your products change over time — prices rise, descriptions get sharper, a SKU is added, or a plan picks up new features. In Cornerspot you can update a product's details in seconds, right from the Products table. This guide shows you how.
How to update a product in Cornerspot
Editing a product takes just a few clicks from the Products page — no need to open a separate screen.
1. Open Products and find the product
From the dashboard, open Products. Locate the product you want to update, then click anywhere on its row to open it for editing.
2. The Edit Product panel opens
An Edit Product panel slides in from the right, pre-filled with everything you already have on this product. Change any field you need.
3. Update the details
Change whatever you need to. In this example we refine the Description and update the Default Price — you can edit the name, code (SKU), currency, categories, unit, pricing model, taxes, discounts, tags, and more the same way.
4. Save your changes
Click Save Changes. Your edits are saved instantly and the product’s row updates to reflect the new details.
How product updates flow through Cornerspot
Because every part of Cornerspot reads from the same product record, an update made here is reflected everywhere instantly:
- Quotes & deals: When you add this product to a new quote or deal, it picks up the latest price and details automatically.
- Invoices & subscriptions: New invoice and subscription line items use the product’s current pricing and description.
- Catalog & reporting: Category, status, and tag changes immediately reshape your product filters, saved views, and reports.
There’s no syncing or re-entering data — edit a product once and Cornerspot keeps everything consistent. Note that changing a price here updates the catalog going forward; documents you’ve already created keep the price that was on them when they were issued.
Tips for keeping your product catalog up to date
- Keep the description clear and current — it’s what your team and customers see on quotes and invoices.
- Use categories and tags to organize your catalog so products are easy to find and report on.
- Set the pricing model (one-time or recurring) to match how the product is actually sold, so billing stays accurate.
- To retire a product without losing its history, switch Active off rather than deleting it — it stays on past documents but drops out of pickers.