Creating SKUs for a style

A stockkeeping unit (SKU) is a unique identifier for each of the distinct products that you can order from a supplier. An SKU is used to identify a specific product among a list of products. You can create a style, attach SKU drivers, such as colors, sizes, and characteristics, and generate SKUs.

The SKU window lists the available SKU drivers and the corresponding details of a style record:
  • Included
  • ERP SKU Number
    Note: This field supports a maximum value of 25 characters.
  • Interface Item Number
  • Color Code
  • Color Name
  • Color Description
  • Characteristic Value Name
  • Characteristic Value Code
  • Style Colorways Status
    Note: This field name ensures consistency with the Style Colorways Status column from the Style Colorways info cluster, which is the source information for the SKU screen column.
  • Carryover color
  • Size Range
  • Size Code
  • Size Name
  • Size Description

The SKU details are read-only fields.

Note: To attach characteristics as an SKU driver to a style, you must open the Characteristics pane for the style record and select Yes in the SKU Driver column.

The Carryover Color field indicates that the color is carried over.

  1. On the style grid page, right-click a style record and select SKU.

    In the SKU page, the Name, No. of SKUs, and Status are the initial details displayed for the selected style record.

  2. Select from the SKU window toolbar any of these options:
    • Include All: Include all SKUs.
    • Exclude All: Exclude all SKUs.
  3. Optionally, to include or exclude specific SKUs, click the Include column of the corresponding items.
  4. Optionally, to sort the items from the list, click the Up and Down icons from the column headers. You can also freeze the panes or group the items based on a specific column detail.
  5. Click Save and Close or press Alt + V.
  6. Optionally, to refresh the SKU window and item list, click Refresh or press Alt + R.