Products
One catalogue for the shop and the website
Simple items, sizes and colours, services, bundles and spare parts. Describe them once, with their brand, category, unit, warranty and tax, and sell them everywhere.
What you can do
Everything below is part of storek today, in the same system as your sales and your stock.
- Every kind of product Simple products, products with variants, services, bundles and spare parts.
- Variants with their own price Sizes, colours or any option, each with its own price and stock, and colour or picture swatches.
- Units that convert Sell by the piece, buy by the box. Units convert by the factor you set.
- Categories, brands and tags A category tree for the shop and the website, your brands, and labels such as new.
- Warranties and specifications Attach a warranty such as one year, and fill specification groups customers can compare.
- Paid add-ons Options with nested choices and their own prices, ready to attach to products.
How it works with the rest of storek
One action, and the rest of the system follows on its own.
- You add a product Once, with its variants and prices.
- The shop can sell it It appears at the cashier with its barcode.
- The website shows it With its pictures, brand and warranty.
- Stock follows it Every movement is counted per variant.
Questions and answers
Short answers in plain words. Did not find yours? Write to us.
Ask our teamWhich kinds of products can I add?
Simple products, products with variants, services, bundles and spare parts.
Can a product have sizes and colours?
Yes. Define the options, then each combination becomes a variant with its own price and stock.
Can colours show as swatches?
Yes. Option values can carry a colour or a picture for the website.
What are units?
How you count stock, such as piece, box or kilo. A unit can convert to a base unit.
Can I buy in boxes and sell in pieces?
Yes. Set a box as twelve pieces, for example, and the quantities convert.
Can I use barcodes?
Yes. Products carry their barcode so the cashier can scan them.
How do categories work?
They form a tree. Products are grouped in the shop and on the website, and each category has a landing page.
Can I add my brands?
Yes. Keep a list of brands, order them and attach one to each product.
What are tags?
Labels such as new or best seller that you can put on many products.
Can I add a warranty?
Yes. Define terms such as six months or one year, and attach them to products.
What are specifications?
Grouped labels, such as screen size or material, that you fill for each product.
What are add-ons?
Priced options with nested choices, such as gift wrapping, that you attach to products.
Can a product have several pictures?
Yes. Every product has a picture gallery.
Can I set a tax on a product?
Yes. Attach the tax that applies, and invoices use it.
Can I sell services that have no stock?
Yes. A service is sold like a product without counting stock.
Can I sell spare parts?
Yes. Spare parts are products, and repair jobs can use them from stock.
Do product names support several languages?
Yes. Names and descriptions can be written in the languages your store uses.
Do I add products again for the website?
No. The same catalogue serves the counter and the online store.
Can I hide a product?
Yes. Turn a product off when you stop selling it, without losing its history.
Can customers review products?
Yes. Reviews appear on the product page after you approve them.
Do price lists change product prices?
Price lists derive branch prices from the product base price by an amount or a percentage.
Can I see the cost of a product?
Yes. Its moving average cost updates with every purchase.
Can I order brands and categories?
Yes. Drag them into the order you want them shown.
Can I group products in a bundle?
Yes. A bundle sells several items together.
How do I start?
Start a free trial and add your first products with their variants and prices.
Try it in your own shop
Start a free trial with every feature of storek, or tell us about your business and we will show you the way.