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Adding Product from Catalog

How to Create item directly from Catalog

To create item from catalog follow the below steps

Operations > Menu/Catalog > Menu overview
Step 1: Go to Manage Menu followed by Operations, and then go to Menu overview

Step 2: Select catalog in which you have to add new item or product, and then click on “Add item“.

Step 3: Fill all the required details to create new item, and then save the product.

Note : Components of Basic Product creation are listed below

  • Sellable Item: This is usually checked by default indicating that the prices of the item will be displayed to the customer
  • Item Name: Create a suitable short name (recommended maximum length: 40 characters) of the item/product. This will help in identification of the product
  • Item Location: If business has multiple locations and inventory need to be managed separately, assign a default location to the item. Later, business will need to configure a separate variant of the product.
  • Item Type: Select a suitable item type. Email us at Twirll.Support@ebsconsulting.biz if you are unable to find a suitable item type.
  • Selling Price and Currency: Add the selling price and the currency of the item
  • Unit: If you selling shirts, unit could be “Piece”. Say price of the shirt is $50 AUD, it will displayed as $50 AUD per piece to the customers.
  • Item Description: Provide an appropriate description to the product/items to enhance customer experience
  • Stock Independent: Check this box if the item quantity is unlimited (or independent of the stock). Once unchecked, following options will appear:
    • SKU: Stock Keeping unit, a unique identification for the stock
    • Stock-In-Hand: Total stock available in hand
    • Out of Stock Threshold: Once the stock-in-hand is equal to this threshold, business will get a notification via email so they can take appropriate action
  • Long Description : Describe your product in detail by adding more and more information here.
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