Product Information Management | Supply Chain Management
Categories and Classification
One hierarchy the ledger and the catalogue both use.
What it does
Inside Categories and Classification.
A product rolls up the same way in the catalogue and in the accounts.
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Category hierarchies with inheritance of defaults
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Tax and statutory classification per country
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Reporting groups used by margin and stock analysis
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Channel-specific catalogue structure from the same tree
Where it sits
Part of Product Information Management.
Item Master The definition every module reads from. Variants and Units Size, colour, batch and pack handled without duplicate items. Pricing and Price Lists What is quoted is what is invoiced. Product Lifecycle Status decides where a product may still be used. Service Items Services carried in the same catalog as the goods they support. Customer-Specific Pricing Per-customer overrides on master price lists. Approval-routed; audit-trailed. Barcode Management EAN/UPC/QR generation. Scan in inventory and POS. Print sheets for retail. Bulk Import & ERP Sync CSV / Excel import with validation. Bidirectional sync with ERP, e-commerce and POS. Kits, Bundles & BOM Bundles with component rollup; substitution; light manufacturing BOM consumption. HS Code Finder HS classification held on the item master, not rediscovered per shipment.
Run Categories and Classification against your books.
A working session on your structure and a month of your documents.