Product categories make it possible to group together products by different criteria. Product categories are in turn grouped together in category hierarchies.
Products can be assigned to one or more product categories, but to only one product category per category hierarchy. If you want to assign a product to more than one product category, you must therefore have more than one category hierarchy.
The product category defines which set types are allowed for a product. If a product is assigned to more than one product category, all set types for the categories to which the product is assigned are allowed for the product.
Example:
You define the product category "Monitor". Each monitor has the attributes "Screen Diagonal" and "Refresh Frequency". You assign these attributes to the set type "Technical Data" and assign the set type to the product category "Monitor". As a result, you can maintain values (such as 21", 100 Hz) for each product assigned to the product category "Monitor".
More terms such as category (CRM-MD) in Dictionary C.
- Manual Container Sequence Item:
- Help Single entry or step in a container sequence category (crm-md) definition.
- Manual Contributor:
- Help A person or role involved in completing a process category (crm-md) explain.
- Manual Common Initiative:
- Help you can assign initiatives that share the same content but have different names. This ensures that differently named initiatives that model the same context can be compared with each other in the category (crm-md) what is.
- Manual Costs That Can Be Capitalized:
- Help there is an option to capitalize. These are the costs that can be capitalized under commercial and tax law but for which there is no legal requirement to do so. For the calculation of work in category (crm-md) meaning.
- Manual Complex Target:
- Help target type and consists of elementary targets. The target achievement of a complex target can be determined by means of the complex valuation. Example The complex target of a commission recipient is category (crm-md) abbreviation.
