Maintain the Products catalog
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Products provides reusable product and service references for sales documents. Each item has a product code, unit price, currency, unit of measure and active status. A Price Book can define a separate applicable commercial price.
Purpose
Section titled “Purpose”Avoid inconsistent item naming and provide a controlled catalog for quotation preparation.
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”-
Product create/edit permissions.
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The approved product code, price and currency for the catalog item.
Procedure
Section titled “Procedure”-
Open Sales > Products and search the product name or code.
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Select Create product. Enter Product name and a unique Product code.
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Enter the nonnegative Unit price, select Currency and enter Unit of measure and Category where useful.
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Choose Active or Inactive, add the Description and save.
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When preparing a Quote, select the Product and review the effective price source rather than assuming the catalog price always applies.
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For customer-specific pricing, maintain a matching currency entry in Price Books.
Expected result
Section titled “Expected result”The Product is available for authorized selection and retains a unique organization-level code.
Screenshots and diagrams
Section titled “Screenshots and diagrams”
Important notes
Section titled “Important notes”-
The catalog screenshot shows INR values while the standard source form exposes a limited currency list. Existing imported data and configured forms may differ; confirm the intended currency with the administrator.
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Historical finalized document amounts do not recalculate when catalog prices change.
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An inactive catalog item should not be confused with deletion of past sales evidence.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”-
Duplicate product code: edit the existing Product or use the approved unique code.
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Currency mismatch on a Quote: select a compatible Product or price source; do not relabel the amount without review.
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A price differs: check the selected Price Book and effective date.