Products

Products is the catalogue of items you transport — a freezer, a pallet of paint, a parcel, etc. When you add a product line to an order, you pick the product from this catalogue.

Product management interface for defining items being transported

How to open Products

Go to Registry → Products.

The list shows Name, LxWxH, Weight, Internal product number, Description, Barcode type, Barcode, Incompatible products and Groups. Type in Filter products to find a product.

How to add a product

1. Go to Registry → Products.
2. Click Add New Product.
3. Fill in the form (see below). Only the Name is required.
4. Click Save.

What’s on the product form

General product details

• Name — required.
• Internal Product Number — your own product number.
• Description.
• Product groups — see Groups.

Product Dimensions

• Length, Width and Height (cm) and Weight (kg).
• Units: click Add unit, pick a unit in Unit select and enter the Capacity of unit. Units are created in Settings first.

Product requirements

• Required skills — skills a driver must have to handle the product.
• Prohibited skills — skills a driver must not have.
• Incompatible products — other products that are incompatible with this one.

See Skills for how skill requirements work.

Advanced product details

• Product barcode type and Product barcode id.

How to edit a product

1. Go to Registry → Products and click the product.
2. Make your changes in the panel.
3. Click Save.

Automatic product creation via integrations

In integration-driven setups, products are often created automatically when orders arrive — an ERP or e-commerce system supplies the product data through the API. Manual product creation remains useful for custom or one-off items and for products not in your main system. See the Developer Guide.

How to delete a product

1. Go to Registry → Products and click the product.
2. Click Delete in the panel footer.
3. Confirm with Delete.

Deleting can’t be undone.

What’s next

• To use products on orders, see Creating orders and Order Control.
• For how skill requirements restrict which drivers can take an order, see Skills.