Individual SKU Modification:
Open Admin Portal:
Navigate to the specific subcategory and group where your SKU resides.
Select the particular SKU to activate it.
Edit SKU Structure:
Click on Edit SKU Structure to open the cabinet in its component view.
Modify Shutter Reductions:
Select the cabinet and go to the Shutter System section.
Choose the Construction tab.
In the Reduction section, you will see options for left, right, top, and bottom reductions.
By default, Infurnia provides a 1mm shutter reduction on all sides.
Modify the reduction as needed, for example, change the left side reduction to 10mm.
The change will be reflected immediately, showing a 10mm reduction on the left side.
Save Changes:
Save the changes to ensure they are applied to the SKU.
Bulk Modification for Multiple SKUs:
Select Multiple SKUs:
Select all the SKUs you want to modify by checking the boxes next to them.
Initiate Bulk Action:
Click on Bulk Action and select Bulk Edit SKU Structure.
Confirm your selection and proceed to editing.
Modify Shutter Reductions in Bulk:
Go to the Partition tab.
Click on Add Partition to start the modification process.
The first detail required is the Partition ID. In most cases, this will be the outermost partition, typically identified as partition_1.
Move down to the Shutter Parameter section.
Here you can modify the left, right, top, and bottom reductions.
Input the desired reduction value in mm, for example, 10mm for the bottom reduction.
Confirm and Publish Changes:
Proceed to the confirmation step and review the changes you are making.
Publish the changes and exit.
Verification:
The bulk edit SKU structure will be triggered, and all selected SKUs will have the specified shutter reduction applied.
Check a few SKUs to verify the changes.
Summary:
Modify shutter reductions at an individual SKU level or in bulk.
Adjust reductions for left, right, top, and bottom sides as needed.
Ensure changes are saved and published for consistency across all selected SKUs.
By following these steps, you can efficiently manage and modify shutter reductions, ensuring alignment with your design and construction requirements.