Product management – keep track of ranges, prices and stock
Maintain structured product records
Categories and classifications organise the range. Price and discount management supports terms maintenance, while history and traceability make changes visible. Product structures are tailored to the range, whether plants, sets, feed or accessories.
Use supplier data through the catalogue
The catalogue supports creating products and updating records and prices. Cooperative or supplier data can be enriched with images, care advice and cultivation notes. Data sources and responsibilities are agreed during setup.
Set prices for the sales task
Customer-specific price lists, tiered prices and promotional prices support different sales situations. Maintained prices need to match POS, labels and the connected shop. Pricing rules and data transfer routes are therefore considered together.
Review stock and data quality
Stock and sales figures provide the basis for order proposals. Stocktaking and warehouse reconciliation support stock control. Reports can highlight negative stock, write-offs and incomplete product records. Indicators are selected for your business.
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