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CatalogItem Groups

Managing Item Groups

Overview

Item Groups allow you to organize your catalog into manageable categories. Item Groups simplifies inventory tracking, purchasing, and reporting. Learn how to create, edit, and organize item groups in your catalog.

To access the Item Groups section:

  1. Navigate to Catalog in your main menu.
  2. Click on Item Groups.

You’ll be presented with two layout views:

  • Card View (default)
  • List View

Use the toggle icon beside the search bar to switch between them.

Card View Item Group - Card View

List View Item Group - List View


Creating a New Group

To add a new item group:

  1. Click the New Group button at the top of the screen.
  2. Fill in the required fields in the Group Information form.

New Group Form

Fields Overview

You must fill in required fields, marked with a red asterisk (*).

AttributeDescription
Name *The group name (e.g., Sandwiches, Watches)
Parent GroupAssign a parent group to nest your item group.
Status *Set to Active or Inactive.
UnitUnit of measurement (e.g., Piece, Case).
TaxableCheck if the group items are taxable.
Purchase AccountAssign a purchasing General Ledger account.
Sale AccountAssign a sales General Ledger account.
DescriptionAdd notes for internal reference.

Once complete, click Save to create the group.


Editing an Existing Group

To edit an existing item group:

  1. Click the icon beside the item group in the list view.
  2. Update the details in the Group Information form.

Edit Group

Click Save to apply changes or Delete to remove the group entirely.


Tips

  • Use Parent Groups to organize subcategories. For example, Bread can be nested under Sandwich.
  • Use the Card View for a more visual browsing experience.
  • Set unused groups to Inactive instead of deleting them for historical tracking.

FAQ

Q: Are Parent Groups mandatory?
A: No, you can leave the Parent Group field empty for top-level groups.

Q: Can I bulk edit groups?
A: Not currently. You must edit groups individually.

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