Glossary
Approval workflow
Definition
An approval workflow is the path a product follows between teams before it is published: who captures it, who reviews it, who approves it and in what order.
In large catalogs, several areas touch the same product record: purchasing, content, e-commerce, sometimes the supplier. Without a clear workflow, nobody knows which step each product is in or who is holding it.
A PIM with workflows shows where each product is and what it needs to move forward. In Bruxel each product's journey between suppliers, teams and systems is visible step by step; the flows guide explains it.
Related terms
- Supplier onboarding
Supplier onboarding is the process by which a supplier provides information about its products so a store or distributor can sell them.
- Product completeness
Completeness measures how much of the information a product needs has already been captured: its family's attributes, its content, its images and what each channel requires.
- Product data quality
Product data quality measures how complete, correct and consistent catalog data is: nothing missing, nothing contradictory, and the same on every channel.
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