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Product-Related Basic Data - Overview

To work with TB.One, you need to create various sets of basic data which are independent of specific products/articles and are necessary for master data creation. Keep the distinction between products (cannot be ordered) and articles (a product's variants, can be ordered) in mind when creating this data.

Product/article related basic data can be assigned to each product/article if needed. Such basic data includes clothing sizes and brands, but also information such as base prices. If a channel has certain requirements regarding this data, they can be found in that channel's documentation.

System-related basic data are, for example, information on payment service providers, shipping/package types, return addresses, return reasons and return states. If a channel has certain requirements regarding this data, they can be found in that channel's documentation.

Mapping information makes it easier to assign your products to the channels' specifications. What mapping information is necessary depends entirely on the channel. Therefore, consult the channel documentation for your channels (especially the pages "Product description" and "Value mapping" and the section on variant creation on the page "Article information").

Work through the list below step by step to create the necessary product-related basic data. If certain basic data need not be created manually, but can be imported along with the product/article data, it is mentioned in the table.

1. PROPERTIES
1.1 Components	Created manually or via import
1.2 Attributes	Created manually or via import
1.3 Brands	Created manually or via import
1.4 Service Logos	Created manually or via import
1.5 Media Types	Created manually
1.6 Country Code/Country of Origin	Created manually or via import
1.7 Intrastat Categories	Created manually or via import
2. CLASSIFICATION In the menu "Basic data > Classification" you will find various items which allow you to organize your products and articles in different groups. Based on these groups you may later filter your master data, define fields for manual data maintenance or assign channel categories.
2.1 Flags	Created manually
2.2 Comparison: Internal Categories vs. Clusters	No data created
2.3 Configure Application of Internal Categories or Clusters	No data created
2.4 Assignment Run	No data created
2.5 Defining Internal Categories	Created manually or via import
2.6 Defining clusters	Created manually or via import
3.TEMPLATES
3.1 Variant Templates	Created manually after components
3.2 Component Sets	Created manually after components
3.3 Attribute Sets	Created manually after components
3.4 Package Templates	Created manually
3.5 Twig-Templates	Created manually
3.6 Title Profiles	Created manually
4. BASE PRICES AND UNITS Depending on your assortment, you may have to submit base price information to the channels. Before you can assign base prices you need to create the basic data at "Basic data > Prices > Base prices" and "Basic data > Prices > Units".
4.1 Units	Created manually
4.2 Base Prices	Created manually
5. OTHER PRICE-RELATED DATA
5.1 Price Changes	Created manually
5.2 VAT Rates	Created manually

For further information, see also:

•Product data maintenance