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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Create a product offering catalog

Create a product catalog that lists the product offerings available to your customers. Catalogs are top-level entities in the catalog hierarchy. Catalogs have categories and categories can have sub-categories or product offers.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_prd_pm.product_catalog_manager

Procedure

  1. In the CSM Configurable Workspace, select the List
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view.
  1. Navigate to Offerings > Product Offering Catalogs.

  2. Select New.

    In the form, fill in the fields.

FieldDescription
NumberSystem-generated number that identifies the product catalog.
NameName of the catalog.
Thumbnail imageThumbnail image of your catalog. Select Attach Image to upload your image.
ImageImage of your catalog. Select Attach image to upl0ad your image.
DefaultOption that indicates this catalog is the default catalog displayed to your agents. Agents can switch from one default catalog to another.
DescriptionA brief description of your product catalog, for example, .
StateState of the catalog. The supported life cycle states are Draft, Published, Retired, and Archived.
Start dateDate and time that the catalog is available for Sales Customer Relationship Management applications. Select the Calendar icon to choose the start date and time, then select OK.
End dateDate and time that the catalog is no longer available for use in Sales Customer Relationship Management. Select the Calendar icon to choose the end date and time, then select OK.
CodeSystem-generated product code for the catalog. The system automatically generates a code based on the catalog Name entered, but you can change the value to any desired alphanumeric string.
  1. Select Save.

    The product offering catalog is in the Draft state.

  2. Select Publish.

    The catalog state changes to Published. The Categories tab opens for creating a product offering category.

What to do next

Create product offering categories.

Related topics

Using product catalogs

Product Catalog Management