At its core, a product variant is a specific version of a product that differs in one or more ways from other versions of the same product. These differences could be related to size, color, potency, packaging, or any other distinguishing factor.
For example: If you're selling a t-shirt that comes in three colors (red, blue, and green) and four sizes (small, medium, large, and extra-large), each unique combination (like a small red t-shirt or a large blue t-shirt) is considered a product variant.
Why are Product Variants Important in WebJoint?
Simplified Inventory Management: By using variants, you can easily track inventory levels for each specific version of a product without having to list them as separate items.
Enhanced Shopping Experience: Customers can find their desired product version more easily, ensuring they get exactly what they want.
Efficient Product Listing: Instead of creating separate product listings for each variation, businesses can consolidate them under one product title, making management and organization more straightforward.
Dynamic Pricing: Different variants might come with different prices. WebJoint allows you to set specific prices for each variant.
How Do Product Variants Work in WebJoint?
In the WebJoint system:
When adding a new product, users will encounter an option to add variants under the 'Pricing' tab.
Each variant can have:
A unique weight or size.
A specific unit of measurement.
A distinct name.
A set price.
A description.
A unique photo, if desired.
As a continuation of our earlier example: if you're selling a cannabis product that's available both as a pre-packaged eighth and a pre-packaged ounce, these would be separate variants of the same product within WebJoint.
Conclusion:
Product variants are integral for businesses looking to offer a range of options under a single product banner. WebJoint's system is designed to make the process of adding, managing, and selling product variants intuitive and efficient, ensuring that both businesses and their customers benefit.