Audience: Suppliers
You may edit existing SKUs and their attributes right in the web application or update and then upload multiple SKUs at a time via inventory spreadsheets, flat-file formats, API, or EDI. While this article focuses on editing SKU attributes, you can also:
- Update how your inventory quantities are allocated across your warehouses and retailers. See Managing inventory quantities to your warehouses and Managing inventory quantities to your retailers.
- Update the images and other media for this SKU.
It is important to keep your SKU information current and accurate:
- You should update your product information as often as possible and as often as is necessary.
- In most cases, you should update your inventory levels in the platform at least daily. If you have the capability of providing updates more often, we suggest doing so.
- Some suppliers send new SKUs quarterly or update pricing monthly, so those tasks can be scheduled accordingly.
Want to see a walkthrough of how to edit SKUs? Click the ? icon in the top-right corner of the page to click through the steps directly in the web application.
Step 1: Click the navigation menu and select Workflows > Inventory.
Step 2: The Inventory page is displayed with a list of all your SKUs. Click the SKU link to see the SKU's details.
Step 3: On the item details page, click Edit Attributes at the top of the page.
Step 4: On the edit attributes page, you can:
- Update the desired attributes.
- Add or remove localized variations. Click the + and - buttons next to the desired attributes, select a locale from the drop-down, and enter a description.
- Add a Partner SKU mapping for the item. Scroll down to the Partner SKU Mappings section and assign the appropriate partner SKU for your trading partner.
Step 5: When finished, click Save.
A status message is displayed at the top of the page. Rithum reviews the updates to the SKU to make sure they meet both the platform’s minimum system requirements and your retailer’s item requirements.
Step 6: From here, you can also:
- Update how your inventory quantities are allocated across your warehouses and retailers. See Managing inventory quantities to your warehouses and Managing inventory quantities to your retailers.
- Update the images and other media for this SKU.
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