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# How to Manage Products in Omnitron?
This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for managing Products in Omnitron.
## Step 1: Access to Omnitron
* Get access to the Omnitron panel.
* Enter your Username and Password, and then click the **Sign In** button.\
## Step 2: Navigate to Products Page
* Follow the **Sales Channels** sidebar and click the **Products** page.
* If the sales channel type is web or distributed, the above module is displayed.
* On the **Products** page, the include and exclude filter panel and the list of existing products are listed.
## Step 3: Add/Remove Products to Catalog
* In the product list, users can use the **Select Action** dropdown to either perform the **Add Selected Products to Catalogs** or **Remove Selected Ones From Catalog** actions for the listed items. The same actions can also be executed on the **Products & Catalogs > Catalogs > Product List** page.
## Step 4: Navigate to Edit Product Page
* Upon clicking the product, the product details page will open on the right side of the screen. If a user wants to edit the product, they can initiate the process by clicking the **Edit Product** button, which will subsequently redirect them to the Add/Edit Product page.
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