📖Catalog

Manage your product catalog in Moselle. Add items, organize with custom attributes, import in bulk, and keep your inventory data accurate for demand planning and forecasting.

The Catalog is your central hub for managing all products, components, and bundles in Moselle. A well-organized catalog improves forecast accuracy and streamlines production planning.

Getting Started

New to Moselle? Start here:

1. Import your existing items via CSV

2. Set up custom attributes for organization

3. Link external listings from your sales channels

4. Add bill of materials for finished goods

What You Can Do

Task	Description
View and filter your catalog	Browse products, filter by attributes, and export your item list
Add items manually	Create individual products, components, or bundles
Import items in bulk	Upload multiple items via CSV with custom attributes
Product Setup	Update pricing, attributes, bill of materials, and supplier links
Channel Pricing	Set what each sales channel pays as a percentage of MSRP, plus promo months
Components	Set up raw materials and sub-items for manufacturing or kitting
Manage custom attributes	Create and organize attributes for filtering and reporting
Catalog Review	Identify and fix missing data that affects forecasting
SKU Grading	Understand A/B/C performance tiers and filter your Production Plan by grade

Key Concepts

Item Types

Moselle supports three item types:

• Core SKU - A standalone product with its own inventory and demand tracking

• Component - A raw material or part used to make finished goods

• Bundle - A group of SKUs sold together as a single unit

Handling Variants: For products with size/color variations, create one Core SKU and link all variant listings to it. This rolls up demand for better forecasting. See Create an Item for details.

Channel Pricing

Channel pricing sets what a product sells for on each sales channel, as a percentage of its MSRP — with promo months and per-product overrides where a channel's standing price doesn't apply. It lives on the Pricing Rules tab.

Channel pricing is not net sales. Pricing Rules is where you record what each channel pays. Net sales is handled at the forecast level.

Channel Pricing

Custom Attributes

Attributes are custom fields you define to organize your catalog. Common examples include:

• Product line (e.g., "Summer Collection")

• Product type (e.g., "T-Shirt")

• Material, color, size

• MOQ (minimum order quantity)

• Lead time

Attributes are shared across your entire catalog. When you create an attribute on one product, it becomes available for all products in your account.

Catalog Health

The catalog page shows data issues that affect forecasting. Issues are categorized as:

Blocking Issues (prevent forecasts from being generated):

• Missing Unit Price - Required for top-down revenue-to-unit conversion

• Missing Sales Listing - Required for bottom-up ML model training

• Missing Comparables - Required for new SKUs without sales history

Non-Blocking Issues (reduce accuracy or limit features):

• Missing Unit Cost - Affects margin and cost calculations

• Missing Product Line/Type - Limits filtering and reporting

• Missing Supplier - Prevents purchase order generation

See Catalog Review for details on each issue and how to resolve them.