Organisation | Goods | Families
- Jean-Marie Tardy (Unlicensed)
Pre-requisite: none
Aim: creating Families values that you will use to classify your goods products
Description:Â Families are used to group Goods product together, usually based on their main characteristic. A goods product can only have 1 family (or sub-family), and this is a mandatory field for any goods product.
Families values are displayed online when using the Goods dedicated page on the ticketshop.
In the image below, Books, Stationery and Games & Toys are families.
The rank determines the ranking of this family in the list. On the previous image, Books was ranked 1 while Games & Toys was ranked 3.
The image is no longer used.
If your Goods catalog is big, you can also divide each Family in sub-families in order to perform sub-groupings of Products. Then you will be able to link a product directly to the sub-family.
Example : you could have a family Clothes, that you will divide in sub-families Trousers, Sweater, T-shirts, socks...
As any Goods product value, the setting really depend on your catalogue and how you usually classify your products.
Next step: create Topics