Rules Automation
Managing product data efficiently is essential for businesses with complex product catalogues, especially when customisation, bulk pricing, and multi-store management are involved. With Xada’s Product & Category Management, businesses can streamline the way they organise, display, and maintain their product data across all their sales channels. From handling product SKU variations like colours and sizes, to creating and managing complex categories structures or bulk pricing, Xada provides an all-in-one solution to simplify product management.
Key Features
"If This, Then That" Logic
Create rules that define specific conditions and corresponding actions. For example, you could set a rule to automatically apply a discount if a product price falls below a certain threshold or to categorise new products based on specific keywords in their descriptions. Xada allows you to configure rules based on any product attribute, or field value, providing flexibility for all aspects of product management.
Bulk Rule Application
Apply rules to multiple products at once, ensuring that all relevant SKUs are updated in real-time without the need of manually updating spreadsheets. Whether you need to launch a new supplier or brand, update prices, categorise products, adjust other product attributes across multiple stores or branches or discontinue a product range, Xada’s bulk rule application feature makes it quick and efficient.
Automated Price Adjustments
Set rules to automatically adjust product pricing based on conditions such as promotional periods or custom configurations. For example, you can set a rule to apply discounts during sales or to automatically adjust pricing for bulk orders. Xada’s automation ensures that pricing remains competitive and dynamic without manual oversight.
Conditional Product Categorisation
Organise products into categories automatically based on product attributes or metadata. For instance, you can set a rule to categorise products into “Clearance” if their price falls below a certain amount or to move items into specific categories based on tags or descriptions. This streamlines product categorisation, especially for large catalogues.