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Your comprehensive guide to understanding e-commerce and product information management terminology.
Product sustainability data encompasses environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information about a product, crucial for conscious consumer choices and compliance.
Product taxonomy is the hierarchical classification system used to organize products, enabling efficient navigation and data management.
The process of organizing products into a logical hierarchy or structure based on their attributes and characteristics.
A product template defines the standardized set of attributes and data fields required for a specific product type, ensuring consistency and efficiency in product information management.
A product variant represents a specific iteration of a base product, differing by attributes like size, color, or material, each with its own SKU.
A product attribute value is the specific data point or piece of information assigned to a product attribute, describing a characteristic of the product.
Product configuration allows customers to customize a product by selecting specific options, features, or components before purchase, creating a unique item that meets their exact needs.
Automating the entire process of managing product content from creation and enrichment to publication, translation, and archiving.
A product content localization workflow is the structured process for adapting product content (descriptions, images, attributes) for specific linguistic and cultural markets.
Product content performance metrics are key performance indicators (KPIs) used to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of product information on e-commerce goals.
The systematic process of translating product content for different languages and markets, ensuring accuracy and cultural relevance.
Automating the entire journey of product data from creation and enrichment to syndication, archiving, and eventual retirement.