Brand Attributes & Products

How do Brand Attributes relate to Products?

Now that you have set up your Brand Attributes and associated them with a Master Client or Brand, you will start to see them show up on the Product (as a Product is related to a Brand related to a Master Client).

Screenshot of the Edit Product modal

If your attributes are mandatory, you will need to set them before you can save.

If you have decided to set attributes, there will be restrictions on how many products, you can create under that Brand. The combination of the Brand + selected Brand level attribute values must be unique.

For example:

  • We set up 2 Attributes associated with the Master Client of Sanofi which are ‘Business Unit’ and ‘Therapeutic Area’
  • We set up 2 Attributes associated with the Brand of Lantus which are ‘Geography’ and ‘Audience’. There are 2 Geography options and 5 Audience options.

When we create a product under the Brand of Lantus we will only ever be able to make 10 combinations:

  • Geography 1 + Audience 1
  • Geography 1 + Audience 2
  • Geography 1 + Audience 3
  • Geography 1 + Audience 4
  • Geography 1 + Audience 5
  • Geography 2 + Audience 1
  • Geography 2 + Audience 2
  • Geography 2 + Audience 3
  • Geography 2 + Audience 4
  • Geography 2 + Audience 5
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