Configurable Products

When your store lets customers configure what they buy (a punching pattern, an edge, a colour, an engraving), those choices arrive with each order line as line options. Some stores also give each configuration its own part number, a configured SKU. SKU.io keeps the options on the line, prints them where your team needs them, and gives each configured SKU the product, stock and recipe it needs.

Start with how it works, switch it on in the settings, then set up your configured SKUs.

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understand line options, configured SKUs and the base product, and choose how to model your configurations	How configurable products work
switch line options on, choose the option that carries the configured SKU, and hide the options nobody needs	Set up line options
give each configured SKU a product: map it, create it, or keep it on the base product	Map or create configured products
move order lines that came in on the base product onto their configured product	Move open order lines onto a configured product
print the options on packing slips and pick lists	Print options on packing slips and pick lists
raise manufacturing orders that carry the customer's options, and see what one unit costs to make	Make configured products to order