Configuring Catalog Components

You can configure various catalog components.

Defining item statuses
You can define common codes for item statuses used when setting up an item.
Defining additional attributes
You can define common codes for additional attributes used when setting up an item.
Defining item instruction codes
You can define codes that describe any special instructions that may be associated with an item.
Defining item instruction types
You can define common codes that can be associated with an item instruction code to further describe what kind of instruction it is.
Defining service skills
You can define services skills when setting up provided service items and delivery service items. You can also associate service skills to a service association for an item.
Defining service complexity levels
You can define services complexity levels when setting up provided service items and delivery service items.
Defining item alias types
You can define common codes for item alias types used when configuring product items, provided services, and delivery services. Aliases appear as fields in the item details screen.
Defining item association types
You can define common codes for item association types used when configuring product items, provided services, and delivery services.
Defining item exclusion codes
You can define common codes for item exclusion codes used when configuring product items, provided services, and delivery services.
Catalog rules
You can define a catalog rule that allows product administrators to redefine attribute groups when assigning attribute groups to categories and classifications.
Defining assets
You can define assets.
Configuring catalog search index for your cloud environment on next-generation platform
This topic provides information about configuring catalog search index for your IBM® Sterling Order Management System environment.
Configuring Catalog Search Index for your cloud environment on legacy platform
This topic provides information about configuring catalog search index for your IBM Sterling Order Management System environment.

Parent topic: Configuring Catalog Management