ADDING A NEW PRODUCT
When adding a new product, the only mandatory fields (underlined in pink) are the following: The Title, Description, Price and the Shipping details. The rest of the fields are optional. The details you provide for a product affect the way the product appears to customers, making it easier for you to organize your products, and help customers find the product. Therefore, be as diligent as possible when adding a new product. Adding a product does NOT publish it to your website - it only creates it in the database.
From the Nimbl Portal, under the STORE tab, click on PRODUCTS to open the drop down and click on the ADD PRODUCT button.
1. DESCRIPTION
The first tab is the DESCRIPTION.
1.1 TITLE: (mandatory) The name for your product as you want your customers to see it.
1.2 DESCRIPTION: (mandatory) The description for your product. Describe your products in detail to inform and persuade your potential customers. If you're a reseller, then don't use a manufacturer's exact description, because you want your products to be unique to search engines.
TIP: USE ONLY TEXT - do not paste pictures or html, this will break your website.
2. PRICING
The second tab is PRICING.
2.1 PRICE: (mandatory) The price that you're charging for the product on your website (including VAT if applicable).
2.2 COMPARE AT PRICE: If you want the product to be on SALE, the price (1) becomes the SALE price, and the Compare at Price is the ‘original’ price.
2.3 COST PER ITEM: How much it costs you for the product. For example, if you resell a product, then you can enter the price that you paid the manufacturer. If you create the product yourself, then you can enter a value that is based on your labour and material costs (including VAT if applicable).
2.4 VAT: Yes/no - Does your price(1) include VAT?
ALSO SEE: WAREHOUSE AND TAX
3. INVENTORY
The third tab is INVENTORY.
3.1 SKU (Stock Keeping Unit): The code that identifies the product within your business. For effective tracking and sales reporting, each SKU needs to be unique.
3.2 INVENTORY TRACKING:
- NO: Your inventory will not be tracked and you can do sales regardless of inventory.
- YES: Help you avoid selling products that have run out of stock, or let you know when you need to order or make more of your product.
3.3 VARIANTS: