SupplyMaster's Modify button lets you write Liquid templates that transform supplier data before it reaches Shopify. You can apply markup formulas, combine fields, use conditional logic, set fallback values, and more. This article covers the full range of Liquid techniques available in field modifiers.

Product-level fields (like title, brandName) are referenced directly. Variant-level fields use the variant. prefix (e.g., variant.piecePrice, variant.sku). For a complete list of fields per supplier, see our Available Supplier Data Fields article.

Multiply the supplier price by a factor to set your retail price:

{​{ variant.piecePrice | times: 1.5 }​}

This applies a 50% markup. Change 1.5 to any multiplier you need. The default SupplyMaster markup is 1.2 (20% profit margin).

Add a fixed amount on top of a percentage markup:

{​{ variant.salePrice | times: 1.5 | plus: 22 }​}

This multiplies the sale price by 1.5, then adds $22.

Apply different margins based on the price range:

Items $10 and under get a 50% markup, $10–$30 get 20%, and over $30 get 10%.

Ensure a minimum price regardless of the markup calculation:

If the 30% markup results in a price below $15, the price is set to $15.

Apply different margins for different brands:

Convert a bulk case price to a per-unit price with markup:

{​{ variant.casePrice | divided_by: variant.caseQty | times: 1.25 | round: 2 }​}

Use the default filter to fall back to another field when the primary field is empty or zero:

{​{ variant.salePrice | default: variant.customerPrice | default: variant.piecePrice }​}

This tries salePrice first, then customerPrice, then piecePrice.

Build a product title from several supplier fields:

{​{ title }​} - {​{ brandName }​} - {​{ styleName }​}

Or use a different separator:

{​{ title }​} | {​{ brandName }​} {​{ styleName }​}

{​{ brandName | upcase }​} - {​{ styleName }​}

CUSTOM-{​{ variant.sku }​}

SanMar product titles often include the brand name, style number, and trademark symbols. This formula reorders the title and strips unwanted characters:

Before: "Sport-Tek ® Colorblock Raglan Anorak. JST63"
​ After: "Sport-Tek JST63 Colorblock Raglan Anorak"

Convert ounces to pounds:

{​{ variant.pieceWeight | divided_by: 16 | round: 2 }​}

Set a default weight when the supplier reports zero:

{% if variant.weight == 0 %}0.35{% else %}{​{ variant.weight }​}{% endif %}

S&S Activewear provides a countryOfOrigin field on each variant. Some entries include extra characters beyond the 2-letter country code. Use the slice filter to trim it:

{​{ variant.countryOfOrigin | slice: 0, 2 }​}

This always sends the standard 2-letter code (e.g., CN, NI, US) to Shopify's Country of Origin field. Map it to the destination variant.inventoryItem.countryCodeOfOrigin.

Some suppliers provide relative image paths rather than full URLs. Use a modifier to prepend the base URL. For S&S Activewear side images:

https://www.ssactivewear.com/{​{ variant.colorSideImage }​}

This works for any image field — swap colorSideImage for colorBackImage, colorOnModelFrontImage, etc. Map the result to a Variant Metafield to store the image URL. See our Using Metafields with SupplyMaster article for setup details.

Add a prefix to each category name so supplier categories are easy to distinguish from your own tags:

{% for category in categories_names %}sub_cat_{​{ category }​},{% endfor %}

This produces tags like sub_cat_T-Shirts, sub_cat_Polos, sub_cat_Fleece.

Use if, elsif, and else for branching:

{% if condition %}...{% elsif other %}...{% else %}...{% endif %}

Available operators: ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=, contains, and, or

Assign intermediate values with assign:

{% assign markup = variant.piecePrice | times: 1.3 %}

If you get stuck at any point, contact support on chat in the bottom-right corner of the app.