Keep the product families distinct
Define dimensions, roof systems, enclosure layouts and permitted accessories within each actual range. Avoid applying a pergola span rule to a veranda or treating a garden room as the same product with another finish. Shared commercial fields can remain consistent while each family's geometry and component dependencies are explicit.
Use a coherent buyer journey
Help buyers shortlist by intended use and actual range differences. Keep a pergola, carport and garden-room alternative as separate specifications with their own dimensions, roofs and inclusions. If a buyer switches family, ask which preferences can be carried forward and which need a new choice. The proposal should identify the selected family rather than combine incompatible options from several catalogs.
Validate the combined software delivery
Tenteks Italia's implementation includes Pergotenda and bioclimatic pergolas within multi-product software and a website. For your deployment, test one representative product from every included range and a project changing family. Review prices, document labels, permissions and required downstream information before releasing the combined catalog.
Implementation checklist
- Range-specific product rules
- Comparable scope explained
- Identifiable alternatives
- Tests for every included family