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= Definition = | = Definition = | ||
A product is a good to manage as it is an object you sell to customers or it is an object you buy from suppliers. It is a material good, contrarily to [[ServicesEn|Services]]. | A ''product'' is a good to manage as it is an object you sell to customers or it is an object you buy from suppliers. It is a material good, contrarily to [[ServicesEn|Services]]. | ||
A product follows this rules: | A product follows this rules: | ||
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* A product can be delivered (only products appears in module [[Module Shipment|Shipment]]. Services are not visible. Services are realized but can not be shipped). | * A product can be delivered (only products appears in module [[Module Shipment|Shipment]]. Services are not visible. Services are realized but can not be shipped). | ||
* A product is a material good. It's value often decrease with time (Value of an already used product is lower than same never used product). | * A product is a material good. It's value often decrease with time (Value of an already used product is lower than same never used product). | ||
''Associated product'' are [[Products|products]] attached to a parent product. | |||
An associated product follows this rules: | |||
* When adding a product into a document (proposal, invoice, order), only the line for parent product is shown. | |||
* Stock of subproducts are increased/decreased when parent product stock is increased/decreased. | |||
= Life cycle / Business rules = | = Life cycle / Business rules = | ||