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Data Inheritance With Perfion PIM

When you create a new product in the Perfion Product Information Management system, the product can inherit the data it has in common with other products in the same product group. Some examples are variants like: colors, weight, size, material, images, supplier, etc. Consequently, only the specific data that differs for the new product variants must be entered manually — and, if needed, you can easily create the extra fields for new product features in Perfion yourself, without the help of the IT department.

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Data Inheritance With Perfion PIM

When you create a new product in the Perfion Product Information Management system, the product can inherit the data it has in common with other products in the same product group. Some examples are variants like: colors, weight, size, material, images, supplier, etc. Consequently, only the specific data that differs for the new product variants must be entered manually — and, if needed, you can easily create the extra fields for new product features in Perfion yourself, without the help of the IT department.

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Data Inheritance

If your products come with many different features and/or


have large data sets in different systems, you can benefit
significantly from data inheritance.
Data Inheritance
The Perfion Product Information Management system
incorporates data inheritance functionality.

The strong data inheritance


functionality makes the Perfion PIM ”The best thing about Perfion is the
solution especially suitable for inheritance functionality. It saves us
companies in need to automate the huge amounts of time not having to
tasks associated with Product re-enter all data from scratch every
Information Management. time.”

Marc Aron Bøgh Barnholdt


If your products come with many IT Manager
different features and/or have large Trollbeads A/S
data sets in different systems, you
can benefit significantly from data
inheritance.

The advantages of
Data Inheritance functionality

Perfion’s data inheritance functionality increases


automation, saves time, and reduces the risk of
errors because the system has already acquired
data from similar products.

It ensures consistent data everywhere because


the data stored at product group level will always
be the same for all products within a product
group.

The advantages in short:

Increased automation
Reduced risk of errors
Time saved
Consistent data everywhere
Only specific data is entered manually

How Data Inheritance works

When you create a new product in the PIM system, the product can inherit the data it has in common
with other products in the same product group. Some examples are variants like: colors, weight, size,
material, images, supplier, etc.

Consequently, only the specific data that differs for the new product variants must be entered
manually — and, if needed, you can easily create the extra fields for new product features in Perfion
yourself, without the help of the IT department.

Example:
On the image above, you can see the product group “STAUB MUG” and three mugs (red, blue and
yellow) that are all members of this product group.

The cups’ description text and the group image are the same for all three mugs. They are stored in
Perfion at product group level and the data is inherited to all three mugs (the grey fields) at item
level. In this way, only barcode, item name, color and image must be entered manually for each
specific cup.
”Perfion’s mass data maintenance
and inheritance convinced us.”

Simon Rabe
Head of Marketing
Wentronic GmbH

Perfion · Niels Jernes Vej 8 · DK-9220 Aalborg


+45 70 26 26 80 · www.perfion.com

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