Attributes by category
Organize the range in a classification tree. Seating, tables, and storage can carry their own attributes, with inherited fields in child categories.
Explore the capabilityFurniture · An example workflow
Keep products, shared assemblies, materials, finishes, and suppliers connected. Give each kind of furniture the attributes and structure it needs.
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Organize the range in a classification tree. Seating, tables, and storage can carry their own attributes, with inherited fields in child categories.
Explore the capabilityBuild BOMs from materials through sub-assemblies to finished products. Share frames, bases, and hardware across the range.
Explore the capabilityConnect supplier quotes to the materials they cover. Follow cost through shared assemblies to understand its effect on finished products.
Explore the capabilityKeep drawings, test reports, certificates, and images with the product. Use controlled document revisions when the team needs to review and release a specification.
Explore the capabilityYour model, your workflow
Define a model for the range you actually make. Categories, strongly typed fields, relationships, and polymorphic base types let products share common information while retaining their own specifications.
ManyRows supports products across industries. Use a starter template, extend the model, or build your own from an empty project.
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Yes. You control categories, their attributes, and the record types. Child categories can inherit attributes from their parent.
Yes. Model the assembly once and reference it from the BOMs that use it. Where-used shows the connected products.
Finishes can be records connected to a product through a collection. This gives the team a shared list of the finishes offered for that product.
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