Published at: 2026-09-17

Overview of the product creation and maintenance process


Select the appropriate Product creation and maintenance path according to the Item and multiple-Unit feature status configured by the administrator.
The flow also checks whether the Product has Has Specifications enabled before you choose a creation scenario.

Main process

Confirm the Item feature status
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Confirm the multiple-Unit feature status
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Select a Product creation scenario
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Enter Product, Item, variant, or Unit information
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Save and check the Product creation result
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Confirm public information, multiple Units, and edit boundaries

Select a scenario

Current mode Guide to read Main result
Item disabled, multiple Units disabled Create a Basic Product for the First Time Saving creates one independent Product.
Item enabled, multiple Units disabled Create a Product for a Non-Variant Item or Create a Product for a Variant Item A non-variant Item creates an Item and Product; a variant Item creates Products by variant combination.
Item disabled, multiple Units enabled Set Multiple Units and Conversion Rules for a Product The Product is associated with multiple Units and conversion rules are saved.
Item enabled, multiple Units enabled Choose the non-variant or variant guide according to the Item’s variants. A non-variant Item’s multiple Units are maintained by the Product; a variant Item inherits the Item’s multiple-Unit configuration.

Checks after creation

After saving, check the following according to the current mode:
  • The basic mode creates one independent Product.
  • A non-variant Item creates one Item and one related Product.
  • A variant Item creates the Product for the current variant combination.
  • Public Item information synchronizes to related Products.
  • Multiple Units for a variant Item are maintained centrally by the Item and synchronized to all related Products.
  • After a Product is created, the Product Price and other business values can be maintained according to the applicable Price Book.

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