One item, many sizes and colours
Add attributes to an item, and track every variant on its own.
- Attributes you define
- Variants of an item
- Unique variants
What is inside
Variants without clutter
Keep one item, not fifty near-copies.
Attributes
Define attributes such as size or colour.
Item variants
Name a variant of an item.
Unique variants
Give each piece its own variant, such as a serial number.
Used or unused
A unique variant shows whether it has been used.
Variant lists
Read every variant and unique variant in a list.
Under one item
All variants belong to the item they come from.
How it works
Add a variant in three steps
For items that come in more than one form.
- 1
Add the attributes
Create attributes such as size and colour.
- 2
Choose the item
Switch the attributes on for that item.
- 3
Add the variants
Name each variant under the item.
A sample variant list
Variants, under one item
One item, several forms.
Attributes
Size, colour and the like.
Variants
The forms an item comes in.
Unique variants
One record for each piece.
| Variant | Size | Colour |
|---|---|---|
| Item A / S / Red | S | Red |
| Item A / M / Red | M | Red |
| Item A / M / Blue | M | Blue |
Sample variants, not a real company.
Common questions
Questions about variants
Short answers.
What is a unique variant?
A variant for a single piece, such as one with its own serial number.
Can I define my own attributes?
Yes. You choose the attributes, such as size or colour.
Does every item need variants?
No. Use them only for items that come in more than one form.
See Hexabooks with your own numbers
Tell us a bit about your business and we will set up a walkthrough.