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- Product Information Management (PIM): facilitates the central management and maintenance of an enterprise’s product data, content or any related information.
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| Description: |
- Base unit is the smallest measurement unit that cannot be divided further or the item itself in its single quantity.
(Example: a single can of Red Bull)
- Sales unit is any item that is sellable to the customer. (Example: a single can of Red Bull, a pack of 24 Red Bull cans, and minced meat)
- Order unit can be tagged to products that are in large quantity. These items are usually not intended to be sold to an end customer.
These units are usually tagged to products a retailer orders from the wholesaler or manufacturer.
(Example: a box or 30 beer bottles, a large box of vegetables)
- Some products can be classified as sales unit and order unit.
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| Application: |
Use these tags to distinguish whether an article is a sales unit or an order unit.
A base unit is tagged to the single item. A base unit article is usually tagged as a sales unit.
(Example: For a carton of Red Bull cans, the base unit is a single Red Bull can)
Example:
Retailer orders in bulk and sells the pieces to the customer so it is important to keep track whether an item is a sales unit, base unit, or order unit.
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