Product Data & Barcodes
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- Multiple & Auto-Generated Barcodes
- Standard Margin, MOQ & Category Taxes
- Showing a Customer's Own Product Codes
Standard Margin, MOQ & Category Taxes
Keeping Pricing Data Consistent Across the Catalog
Standard Margin & Markup
Each product can show its Standard Margin (sales price minus cost) and Standard Margin Rate/Markup Rate directly on the product form — a quick per-product profitability check while pricing, without needing to run a full Product Profitability report (Finance Insights course) for a single item.
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)
Set a Minimum Order Quantity on a product to prevent website customers from ordering fewer units than makes sense for you to fulfil (common for wholesale/bulk items) — the shop enforces it automatically, adjusting the cart or blocking checkout below the minimum rather than relying on customers reading a note.
Category-Level Default Taxes
Rather than setting sales/purchase taxes on every single product individually, set default Taxes and Supplier Taxes on a Product Category — every product filed under that category inherits the correct tax automatically, and (if Taxes Updatable From Category is enabled) an update to the category's tax propagates to its products. This is the fastest way to fix or set up tax defaults across a large catalog at once instead of editing hundreds of products individually.
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