Published at: 2026-09-17

Maintain non-standard product records


Maintain basic non-standard product records.

Overview

Non-standard product records are the basis of non-standard transactions.
After you mark a product as a non-standard product, sales users can select it in a transaction document and add a detailed requirement description.

Before you begin

[!IMPORTANT] - Role permissions: You have permission to maintain products. - Prerequisite configuration: Non-standard product transactions are enabled. - Business preparation: The placeholder product name is clear.

Configuration steps

  1. In the Product object, click New.
  2. On the product creation page, enter Basic Info such as Product Name, Product Category, and Unit.
  3. In the Product Type field, select Non-standard Product.
  1. Maintain the default price, confirmed attributes, and other information as needed.
  2. Click Save.

Expected result and validation

  1. On the product details page, confirm that Product Type is Non-standard Product.
  2. In a transaction document, click Add Non-standard Product.
  3. If the tenant has only one non-standard product, the system directly adds it.
  4. If the tenant has multiple non-standard products, the system opens the product selection page and shows only products whose Product Type is Non-standard Product.

Follow-up configuration

After you maintain non-standard product records, continue with these configurations as needed:
  • To control which accounts or business scopes can buy the product, maintain the sellable range.
  • To retrieve prices automatically, maintain Price Book Details for the non-standard product.

FAQ and troubleshooting

[!WARNING] After the product is saved, you cannot change Product Type.
[!NOTE] - A tenant can have multiple non-standard products. - Non-standard products do not support BOM parent items. - Non-standard products do not support periodic pricing. - Non-standard products follow the same sellable range control as standard products. - Non-standard products can use Price Book pricing.

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