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Attributes are classification marks used throughout the app, though each actor uses them differently.

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This is the central catalog where they're created and edited.

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Tapping the help shows what they're used for in each context:

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on shipments they describe what the package needs (Requirements),

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on drivers what they can carry (Capabilities),

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and on filters they help find only what you're looking for (Restrictions).

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At the Requirements level, this has a concrete effect:

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besides the orders already assigned to them,

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a rider sees unassigned orders whose requirements are all covered by their capabilities.

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If that order gets assigned to another rider, they stop seeing it.

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That's why this feature doesn't assign automatically

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— it only makes visible the orders that meet the requirements and don't have a rider yet.

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Let's close the help. Besides creating and assigning them here by hand,

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many attributes get applied on their own when an order is created,

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thanks to automatic rules — that's covered in the Rules video.

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For now, let's create a new attribute.

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Fill in the display name;

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the color and description are optional.

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We call it Heavy, to identify orders that weigh more than usual.

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Once created, it appears right away in the list,

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ready to be assigned from any of the three contexts.

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From each attribute's menu you can edit or deactivate it whenever you want.

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Let's open editing to add a description.

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We write a description that explains when it should be used.

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We save the changes, and the attribute is updated.

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That's how you manage the whole catalog of attributes that later describe what a shipment needs,

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what a driver can do, or help filter searches, depending on where they're used.