Incomplete products reaching a channel is a failure of process rather than of effort. In Pimberly, a lifecycle defines the stages a product passes through and what its attributes must reach before it progresses. Release and export are controlled the same way, so the check is applied by Pimberly rather than depending on someone remembering to make it.
With Pimberly’s lifecycles, you can:
- Define a lifecycle as a set of stages, each specifying the state attributes must reach before the product progresses
- Control release and export the same way, so eligibility depends on where a product sits in its lifecycle
- Hold incomplete records back automatically, rather than publishing them by mistake
- Apply the check through Pimberly itself, rather than relying on someone remembering to make it
- Stop an incomplete product reaching a channel, regardless of who triggers the release or export
See how it works in the video below:
