Can I import my existing catalogue?

Yes. Products can be added in bulk from a file, scanned in by barcode, or created one at a time. Imported rows are reviewed before they are created.

How is profit calculated per product?

From the cost price and selling price stored on the product, using the same records your orders and purchases wrote. If a cost was never entered, the product is reported as incomplete rather than as pure profit.

Can a product be hidden without deleting it?

Yes. A product can stay in draft or unpublished, which keeps its record and history while removing it from the storefront.

Product management

Product Management for a Catalogue That Stays Correct

A catalogue is not a list of names and prices. It is the record that a customer reads, a cashier scans, an order reserves and an accountant costs. Get the record right once and four other screens stop needing corrections. This page is about that record in StoreB.

Variants with their own price, stock and barcode
Cost price stored per product, so margin is calculated
Draft or live per product, so nothing publishes half-finished
Bulk import, barcode scanning or manual entry

Explore StoreB Features

What a product record actually holds

The fields exist because a real shop needs them, and each one is used somewhere else in the system.

Name, short and full description, category and brand, plus photos and a gallery.
Selling price and MRP, with tax settings that follow your store configuration.
Variants — size, colour, pack — each with its own price, quantity and barcode.
Cost price, which feeds the economics view and the profit report instead of being kept in a separate sheet.
Publishing and channel flags: available online, at the counter, or both.

Adding products without retyping everything

Most catalogues already exist somewhere — a bill book, a supplier sheet, a marketplace export.

Add a product by scanning its barcode, so the code and the product are never out of step.
Import a list in bulk and review it before anything is created.
Duplicate an existing product to start from its structure rather than a blank form.
Print labels and barcodes from the product you just created.

Which products are earning, and which are just listed

Product management is not only data entry — it is deciding what to reorder, reprice or retire.

Product-level views show sales and stock for one item, so a slow mover is visible.
Margin is calculated from the stored cost and price; a missing cost is shown as incomplete, never counted as free.
Price history is retained, so a change can be explained later.
Products that cannot be sold — unpublished, inactive or out of stock — are shown with a reason rather than a broken page.

Useful when you

Sell the same product in several sizes, colours or packs and need stock per variant.
Have a catalogue in a spreadsheet and no reliable way to publish it.
Cannot tell which products make money because cost was never recorded.
Run a counter as well as a website and want one product list.

Questions

Questions people ask before starting

Yes. Each variant carries its own price, quantity and barcode, so a larger pack or a different size can be priced and stocked separately.

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Start with your own catalogue

Create a Business account, add a few products, and publish your store when it is ready.

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