We are currently using lotted stock items for managing items that are similar in nature (custom doors), but will have ranges of dimensions (height, width, depth), in addition to style, species, etc (attributes which have a finite range of options).
Looking at using matrix item functionality, and while I can see how this can be used for managing hundreds or potentially thousands of SKUs, not sure it will work with dimension ranges (i.e. door width can be anywhere from 5” through to 30” in increments of 1/8”). When multiplying out the matrix, it becomes very large; looking to understand best practices for managing SKUs of this type. Has anyone used matrix items (for handling attributes with a finite set of options) in combination with making them lotted to handle the very large number of dimensional range options possible?
Alternatively, is there any way to create SKUs dynamically on the fly for the range of dimensions supported (i.e. if door (style X, species Y, colour Z, width 18”, height 24”, depth 5/8”) is needed and doesn’t exist, bus event will automatically create the SKU at scale (ideally within a matrix template). (a given order can have tens to hundreds of doors).
Any suggestions on best practices, greatly appreciated.
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