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Review the current product master table
Navigate to Master Data → Products
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Once you will need display more of them (or hide some of them), use the same approach.
Decide about the mapping
Your goal is to configure the Products master table in the way, so that it can hold data needed for your pricing project. So you need to decide, which fields of the Products table will hold content of which column from the provided data file.
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Attribute1 - use it for Product Family
Attribute2 - use it for Business Unit
Attribute3 - use it for Product Category
Attribute4 - use it for Product Group
Attribute5 - use it for Product Type
Attribute6 - use it for Product Class
Attribute7 - use it for Discount Family
Attribute8 - use it for Industry
Attribute9 - use it for Product Group Id
Configure the Products Master Table fields
We recommend to set up the column labels, names and data-types according your dataset, as it’s the way how it will be used and shown in the solution. Here we show some particular example.
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Change the label of the sku
To open the field context menu, right-click on the label for the Attribute1 column, or click on the … (this button appears only, when you hover the column label)
Click Rename and Customize Column. The dialog will appear.
change the Label to "Product Id"
keep the setting of Required as it is (most fields are not required).
click Confirm Changes. A confirmation will come up, so confirm the change.
Repeat the steps above for all the other columns in the CSV file using the following assignments:
label - set label "Product Name"
unitOfMeasure - set label "UOM"
currency - set label "Product Currency"
Fetch Products' Field metadata to your project
In case you already have your project set up in IntelliJ and also connection to partition set up, fetch the new fields' metadata to your project, so you can store it to Git.
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