Review the existing group structure
Open the module to review groups already defined or create new groupings according to the business logic.
Understand how to group the catalog to organize the offering, searches, and commercial consistency in the portal.
Prerequisites
Before using this guide, the user must have permissions over the commercial catalog or its base configuration.
The product groups module lets you structure the catalog into categories that are useful for operations and commercial reading. It is an organizational layer that makes searching, classifying, and maintaining the portfolio easier.
From here, users define groupings that later affect catalog navigation and how products are interpreted in other flows.
When the catalog grows without grouping criteria, it becomes harder to maintain, search, and sell clearly. PIC uses this module to reduce that dispersion.
This brings commercial order and improves how other users interpret the available offering.
This module does not represent a transaction, but a decision about how the catalog is organized.
Open the module to review groups already defined or create new groupings according to the business logic.
Make sure the group makes sense for the catalog and can be understood by other users in the commercial process.
| Field | Meaning | Source or reference | Required | Depends on | Process impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group name | Describes the category under which similar products will be organized. | Defined internally according to the catalog logic. | Yes | Must be consistent with the portfolio and avoid unnecessary overlaps. | Improves reading, filtering, and maintenance of the catalog. |
Avoid ambiguous groups
If the category is unclear, it later becomes hard to keep the catalog consistent.
Bring suppliers into the same operating model and reduce friction on both sides of the business.
Understand how commercial operations affect finance, control, and planning.
Accelerate functional questions with guided help around documents, flows, and daily decisions.