Catalog management for Heavy-Lift

Catalogs are hierarchies of items that are organized into groups or categories for different purposes. Heavy-Lift is a catalog organization, which means the master catalog and the items that are defined within are maintained by Heavy-Lift.

Liberty Handling Equipment and Candlestick Materials Handling are subcatalog organizations of Heavy-Lift. Therefore, they can add more items to the list of items already maintained by Heavy-Lift.

This topic describes various items such as Regular Items, Bundle Items, and Configurable Items that are provided as part of reference implementation for the Heavy-Lift enterprise.

Regular items are the basic product of a catalog and can be used for various product associations. The following table lists some of the regular items that are provided as part of the reference implementation data.

A bundle item is a package that consists of products, services, or other bundles. A bundle item consists of a bundle parent item and bundle components. The following table lists some of the bundle items that are provided as part of the reference implementation data.

The following table lists the component items that are bundled with HeavyLift HL2040R (Basic Warehouse)

A physical kit is considered as a single item and is not divided into components. Inventory is maintained only for the parent item. Therefore, item availability does not check for the availability of child items.

A buyer has to buy all the child items as one item. The following table lists a physical kit item that is provided as part of the reference implementation data.

The following table lists the child items configured for Heavylift HL2040R HeavyDuty (as configured):

Delivery service items are heavy or fragile. Therefore, you cannot transport these items by regular carriers and might require special handling. The following table lists the delivery service items that are provided as part of the reference implementation data.