A hard-coded product model forces a business to describe its range the way the software expects. Pimberly’s product types are configured through the interface, covering physical products and their variants but equally services, digital goods, bundles and any other structure the business uses. New types are added through the interface, with the group behaviour and variants defined, which is what allows structures of any depth to be built. With the right permissions, a business user can adjust the data model this way, including creating additional attributes, without development support.
With Pimberly’s product types, you can:
- Configure product types through the interface rather than relying on a hard-coded model
- Model physical products and variants, as well as services, digital goods, bundles and any other structure the business uses
- Add new product types through the interface, with group behaviour and variants defined to build structures of any depth
- Adjust the data model this way with the right permissions, including creating additional attributes, without development support
See how it works in the video below:
