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Products, pricing & sizes

Base and customer products, price breaks, size groups, MOQs and detailings.

  1. 1Base, customer and stock productsThe three kinds of product in Flyte, how a customer product stays linked to its base, and which details follow the base when it changes.
  2. 2The Products page and product workspaceFind, filter and open products, and get to know each tab of the product workspace.
  3. 3Adding a base productSet up a new blank garment with its factory, sizes, folded size and buy prices so it can be ordered and sent to a factory.
  4. 4Creating a customer productMake a decorated version of a base product for one customer, with its own code, sub group and pricing choice.
  5. 5Pricing tiers: buy and sell pricesHow quantity-break tiers work, the difference between buy and sell prices, how the sell price is calculated, and how to lock prices.
  6. 6Linked and custom pricing on customer productsChoose whether a customer product follows its base product's prices or keeps its own, and how to switch between the two.
  7. 7Mark-ups and exchange ratesSet your default mark-up tiers, give a customer their own mark-ups, and control the exchange rates used in sell prices.
  8. 8Price on enquiryHide prices on products you quote job by job, and handle the price requests customers send instead.
  9. 9Size groups and size chartsControl which sizes a product can be ordered in with size groups, and record garment measurements with size charts. They are not the same thing.
  10. 10Minimum order quantity and lead timeSet a product's MOQ and lead time, and understand how they affect pricing, customer orders and delivery dates.
  11. 11Detailings (labels, neck tape and tabs)Build a customer's library of neck labels, neck tape, care labels and woven tabs, and attach them to products so the factory always sees them.
  12. 12Product images and filesUpload photos and files to a product, choose the main image that shows everywhere, and see what the factory and customer get.
  13. 13Catalogue visibility, status and deleting productsDecide which customers see a base product, what Active, Draft and Inactive mean, and how to remove a product safely.
  14. 14Product attributes and fabricsManage the lists behind styles, categories, techniques and colours, rename values everywhere at once, and keep each factory's fabric library.