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# Nike CA Monitor
Here you will learn how to utilize the add to cart function within the [Nike CA Monitors ](https://discord.com/channels/174704342912335873/707415046942228510)
## Nike CA v4 Monitor
This monitor in particular has the ability to add the item to your cart if it's not available on the frontend or if the website is having issues.
**Monitor breakdown:**
* Clicking the title will take you to the product page if available
* SKU - references the Nike product code
* Status - status refers to the selling availability. Only ACTIVE status products are purchasable.
* Sizes - Sizes that are in stock. Selecting a size after setting up the ATC feature will add this to cart.
* Stock Legend - next to each size you can view the stock breakdown. Red typically means low stock and close to out of stock.
## ATC Setup
ATC refers to add to cart.
* By selecting a size from the monitor you can add any product to cart / favorites as long as the status is active.
1\) The add to cart feature requires you to acquire your nike account authorization token. You can do this by going to and copying the information after *Access\_token but before Bearer\_Token.* The blue highlighted area is what we're looking to copy.
2\) Navigate to and input your copied token and select submit.
3\) Select the size from the monitor and the item should show in your favorites section at the checkout page.
4\) You can then have a quicker access to adding products to cart and checking out.
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