Rebuilding a kit or hamper as a brand new product means maintaining the same component data twice. In Pimberly, a set is built from products already in the catalog — it’s a product in its own right, with its own assets and marketing copy, while its components are referenced in the bill of materials rather than copied. Link metadata holds set-specific details like quantity, so each component stays a single record no matter how many sets it appears in.
With Pimberly’s product sets, you can:
- Build a set — a hamper, kit or seasonal calendar — as a product in its own right, with its own assets and marketing copy
- Reference existing products as components in the bill of materials, rather than duplicating their records
- Keep each component a single record, maintained once, no matter how many sets it appears in
- Store set-specific details like quantity on the link itself, rather than on the product
- Edit the quantity for a component within one set without touching the product record or any other set
See how it works in the video below:
