We fetch the bikes from Merida product data and create them with model year, specification and image material.
A bike is rarely bought on its name. The customer wants to see the frame, read which drivetrain is fitted and compare two sizes against each other. That is exactly the information that tends to be missing when a bike is created in a hurry.
We fetch Merida product data and bring both the specifications and the image material into your systems.
The model year comes through as a value of its own. That lets you keep two bikes with the same model name apart, which is hard when the information only lives inside the product name.
The source is the supplier's own product data, which means it matches what is actually delivered.
Images and specifications are only useful if they end up where the customer sees them.
The result is a product page that stands up to comparison with another bike, and an article register in the POS pointing at the same model.
A customer should be able to compare two bikes without calling you.