# Product Details When you click on a product in the catalog, you'll see its detail page. This page gives you everything you need to know about the product before adding it to an order or cart. ## What You'll See ### Product Name and Description At the top of the page, you'll see the product name and a description explaining what the product is. ### Product Images Most products include one or more images. You can: * Click on an image to see it larger. * Use arrows or thumbnails to browse through multiple images (the **product gallery**). * Zoom in on details if the gallery supports it. ### Pricing * **Unit price** — The price per item. * **Bulk pricing** — Some products have tiered pricing (e.g., $10 each for 1-9 units, $8 each for 10+). Look for a pricing table or note. * **Sale price** — If the item is on sale, you'll see the original price crossed out and the sale price highlighted. * **Currency** — Prices are shown in your configured currency. > **Note:** Pricing may vary depending on your customer account, contract, or location. What you see is the price that applies to you (or the customer you've selected). ### Stock Availability The product page shows whether the item is available: * **In Stock** — The item is available and ready to order. * **Low Stock** — Limited quantities remain. Order soon. * **Out of Stock** — The item is currently unavailable. You may still be able to place a backorder depending on your company's settings. * **Quantity available** — Some catalogs show the exact number of units in stock. ### Location-Based Stock If your company has multiple warehouses or locations, you may see stock levels broken down by location. This tells you where the item is available and how many units are at each location. ### Product Variations Many products come in different options — sizes, colours, materials, etc. These are called **variations** (or variants). * Look for dropdown menus or selectable options (e.g., Size: S / M / L / XL, Color: Red / Blue / Green). * Select the variation you want before adding to your cart or order. * The price and stock may change depending on the variation you select. > **Tip:** Make sure you've selected the correct variation before adding to your order. "Blue, Large" is a different product than "Red, Medium." ### Related Products Some product pages show **related products** or **frequently bought together** items near the bottom. These can help you discover complementary products. ### Additional Details Depending on the product, you might also see: * **SKU / Item Code** — The unique product identifier. * **Category** — The category the product belongs to. * **Vendor / Brand** — Who makes or supplies the product. * **Weight and Dimensions** — Useful for shipping estimates. * **Unit of Measure** — How the product is sold (each, case, box, dozen, etc.). * **Custom Attributes** — Any other product details your company tracks (material, warranty, certifications, etc.). ## Adding to Your Cart or Order Once you've reviewed the product details: 1. **Select any variations** (size, colour, etc.) if applicable. 2. **Set the quantity** — Use the quantity field to specify how many you want. 3. Click **Add to Cart** or **Add to Order**. 4. The item will be added and you'll usually see a confirmation message. 5. Continue browsing to add more items, or proceed to checkout. > **Tip:** You can usually adjust quantities or remove items from your cart later, so don't worry about getting it perfect right now. ## What If Something Looks Wrong? * **Price seems incorrect?** Prices are set by your administrator. If you believe there's an error, contact your manager. * **Stock shows unavailable but the product is on the shelf?** Stock levels may take time to update. Check with your manager. * **Variation is missing?** Not all variations may be available at all times. A specific size or colour might be out of stock. ## Next Steps Ready to place an order? See [Creating Orders](/end-user-guide/browsing-the-catalog/creating-orders.md). --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.in8sync.com/end-user-guide/browsing-the-catalog/product-details.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.