Here you will learn how products are constructed and how they calculate. Below is a breakdown and we give an explanation of the entire catalog eco-chain.
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Category GroupA category group allows clumps of similar purposed categories. An example would be promotional items.
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| CategoriesThink of a category as a way to group products.
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| ProductsThink of a product as a shell or container that defines a size and then holds options and values.
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| Optionscommonly referred to as product option An example of an option would be **Print Turnaround**
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| Valuescommonly referred to as product option value or just option value An example of a value would be **Next Day** |
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This container like structured method allows infinite possibilities for product creation. Technically the only Product Option we require is Quantity. The logic is without a quantity IT can not exist. |
Each option value has Pricing Tiers | Turn Time | Groups | Rank
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| *Although not required, we do strongly suggest certain options like Print Turnaround. |
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