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Know what you sell.
Keep one good catalog.

One catalog of products with categories, variants, prices, and export. Orders, inventory, invoices, and your storefront use the same record. Add custom product fields in Studio.

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Products
Products
4
Needs attention
1
On hand
55
Inventory value
$1,285
  • Sample field kit KIT 001 · Equipment $120.0012 Cost $52.00
  • Sample sensor SNS 002 · Components $45.0024 Cost $18.00
  • Sample cable set CBL 003 · Accessories $25.003Low stock Cost $7.00
  • Sample mounting plate MNT 004 · Components $18.0016 Cost $13.00

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Sample sensorSNS 002 Active
Product NameSample sensor
SKUSNS 002
Product TypeStorable Product
Product CategoryComponents
Sales Price$45.00
Cost$18.00

Attributes and variants: Range, Housing. 6 variants.

Illustrative sample records. Not a live workspace.

One record, three jobs.

A single catalog row, split by the job each part of it does.

  1. Your product master

    Maintain the core product records the rest of the workspace uses.

  2. Pricing and variants

    Keep product prices and variants with the item instead of recreating them in separate tools.

  3. Connected operational use

    Use the catalog across orders, inventory, and the supported website and accounting workflows.

Every variant, one product.

Add attributes such as Range and Housing and the variants are generated. Each variant keeps its own SKU and stock. A blank price override inherits the product price.

Sample sensorSNS 002
Housing
RangeStandardSealed
5 m $45.00 Inherits the price SNS 002 05ST 8 on hand $52.00 Price override SNS 002 05SL 4 on hand
10 m $55.00 Price override SNS 002 10ST 6 on hand $62.00 Price override SNS 002 10SL 3 on hand
20 m $68.00 Price override SNS 002 20ST 2 on hand $75.00 Price override SNS 002 20SL 1 on hand

Attributes

Range5 m, 10 m, 20 m

HousingStandard, Sealed

326variants

Product price
$45.00
On hand, all variants
24

Three steps, one record.

One product. The same details everywhere.

  1. Create the product

    Define the item and its catalog details.

  2. Keep pricing current

    Maintain the stored prices and applicable variants.

  3. Use the same record

    Carry the product into the order, stock, and invoicing work it supports.

Make the catalog yours.

Four things a team adds to a product, then the controls behind them.

A "Supplier code" field

Match your own catalog to each supplier SKU.

Fields by product type

Show "Shelf life" only for food products and "Warranty" only for equipment.

Required before sale

Make "Unit of measure" required so no product is saved incomplete.

Ask the Agent

Ask Agaro Agent to find products missing a supplier code.

Controls around products

  • Fields and layout in Studio

    Add product fields such as shelf life, supplier code or finish, show them only for the right product type, and choose the columns your list shows.

  • Roles and permissions

    Decide who can see, create and change products, down to records and fields, with custom roles.

    Every paid plan See Users and Roles
  • Agaro Agent

    Ask about your products in plain language. The Agent asks before it changes a record, and it works within your permissions.

  • Your own custom modules

    When products needs a neighbour Agaro does not ship, build a module with your own fields, workflows and records in Studio.

    Scale and up See custom modules
  • App Builder

    Build a website, document, slides or internal app next to your products, described in plain words.

    Every paid plan See App Builder
  • Open API and MCP

    Connect your own systems, or let Claude and other AI clients work inside Agaro with the same permissions.

    Scale and up

Free covers one CRM user. Studio custom modules, AI agents, API and MCP, single sign on and multi company are on Scale and up. See plans and pricing. Agaro ERP is in Preview / Pilot, so you shape it directly with the product team.

Read more: From lead to payment: how one record travels through your business

Inside the product record.

A product record is organized in tabs. Three of them carry the catalog.

  1. A shared product master

    Use the same catalog record across the operations that sell, buy or move the product.

  2. Variants and pricing

    Maintain the product’s variant and pricing context in the catalog.

  3. Inventory connection

    Connect the catalog to stock availability and warehouse activity.