Product Information Management

The CloudSuite Product Information Manager (PIM) allows populating products with "rich" content, such as product images, videos, properties, and descriptions. This content is essential to explain all details of the products to your shop visitors and customers. CloudSuite PIM is multilingual. Each field can be translated into different languages, including those using non-Latin characters.

CloudSuite PIM can be fed from different sources for your product data using the CloudSuite Product API.

🗃️ Attributes Section

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📄️ Using Catalogs

Catalogs affect the products and therefore the trees which are presented before and after login. Catalogs can be linked to shops, customers, and users.

📄️ Catalogs

Catalogs are the basis for managing your product data. A catalog is a collection of products linked to certain shops, parties, party groups or users. If you sell on multiple platforms, catalogs let you define your product data and assortment for each channel and/or target group separately.

📄️ Product Configuration

Some key settings can be configured to customize the behavior of multiple functions related to products, interfacing and pricing.

📄️ PIM Types

PIM types (or product types) provide a way to define the name, attributes and translations for a large number of products at the same time. If you link a PIM type to a product, a product name is automatically generated and standard attributes are set that are taken from the PIM type.

📄️ Product Assets

Product assets are media files that are linked to a product for display on product-related pages in your shops.

📄️ Products

Products are usually included in CloudSuite through integration with your ERP system. You can then enrich the product details for CloudSuite-specific functionality.

📄️ Stock Section

📄️ Product eCommerce Details

The eCommerce tab in the product details determines many aspects of the presentation, visibility, availability, and pricing of products in your shop. Take care to enter the details in this tab so that they work together as you intended, and always test before publishing.