This document is still a draft and might change.
This guide provides step-by-step instructions and sample data for setting up the Supplywise client in Norce Commerce. Each section is self-contained and includes the necessary context for configuration.
For general information on configuring a client in Norce Commerce, see Setting up Norce Commerce.
To configure Supplywise on a new client, follow these steps:
Update and Create Client and Application Data
- Configure client and application settings.
Configure Norce Admin
- Set up components, roles, and users.
Configure Product Settings
- Define product types, file types, info types, relation types, part number seed, popularity, manufacturers, and flags.
Configure Inventory and Availability
- Set up warehouses.
Set Up Product Structure
- Create categories and parametrics.
Set Up Price List Structure
- Define markets and price lists.
Set Up Suppliers
- Add suppliers, assign warehouses, and connect price lists.
Configure Business Rules for Suppliers
- Map suppliers to price lists and set up penalties.
Set Up Automation Rules
- Create rules for product creation and relations.
Set Up Enrichment Process
- Configure reports and dashboards.
Import Supplier Catalogs
- Use Excel imports, map manufacturers and categories, and perform re-imports as needed.
Create Products
- Add product data.
Set Up Customer and Company Model
- Configure flags, info types, settings, and roles.
Import Companies
- Import company data.
Import Customers
- Import customer data.
Set Up Basket and Order Model
- Define info types and settings for baskets and orders.
Set Up Freight Framework
- Configure delivery methods and set product/category restrictions.
Configure Payment Methods
- Set up payment options.
Configure Order Integration
- Integrate with demo systems and SendGrid.
Configure Customer or Member Pricing
- Set up discounts.
Set Up Promotions
- Define promotional rules.
- Each configuration step is independent and includes all necessary context.
- Use explicit names and consistent terminology throughout the configuration process.
- For visual elements or data mappings, provide text-based descriptions or examples.
- Avoid relying on layout or table formatting for conveying relationships; use structured lists or repeated context as needed.