Home General

General

Handy information to general topics.
Dandalee
By Dandalee
2 articles

Product Listing Guidelines for Dandalee

This article provides a standardized approach to listing products in Dandalee, ensuring consistency, clarity, and ease of use for bulk imports via Excel. 1. Name Format: [Brand] [Product Type] [Key Descriptor] [Size/Spec] - Purpose: Descriptive, searchable product identifier. - Rules: - Use space to separate segments. - Capitalize the first letter of each word. - Keep it 3-5 segments, concise but clear. - Skip Brand or ProductType if not applicable, maintain structure. - Example: Acme Slab Mountain Lion 1200x600mm ​ (Acme brand, Mountain Lion variant, 1200x600mm size) 2. SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) Format: [BrandCode]-[CategoryID]-[3-DigitNumber] - Purpose: Unique identifier for base product. - Rules: - Capitalize all letters. - BrandCode: 2-letter shorthand (e.g., "AC" for Acme, "DK" for Daikin). - CategoryID: Top level category ID (e.g., "643" for Floors, Walls, & Ceilings, "2294" for Sanitary Ware). - Number: Unique 3-digit sequence (001-999). - No variants here—base product only. - Example: AC-643-001 (Base SKU for Acme slabs) 3. Variant SKU Format: [SKU]-[VariantCode] - Purpose: Unique identifier for product variants (e.g., color, size). - Rules: - For products with variants, a variant SKU is generated automatically when you upload, with extra digits appended. - Example: AC-643-001-1 (Acme slab, Mountain Lion White 600x300mm variant) 4. Unit Price Format: Numeric value in local currency (e.g., USD, AED, NGN). - Purpose: The price displayed to buyers on the marketplace. - Rules: - In the input, enter the Unit Price of the product. - Dandalee's Commission for our Free, Basic, or Premium plans is 5% commission. - Dandalee's Commission for our Enterprise plan is a reduced 3% commission. - Net Revenue is the final amount the seller receives after Dandalee's commission is deducted. - Calculated as: Net Revenue = Unit Price * (1 - 0.05) (where Dandalee takes a 5% commission). - Round to 2 decimal places. - Ensure the price reflects market standards for construction products. - Example: - If Unit Price = $4,500.00, then Net Revenue = $4,500.00 * 0.95 ≈ $4,275.00. 5. Quantity Type (check out this article for more info) Format: Standardized unit of measure from the approved list. - Purpose: Defines how the product is sold (e.g., per piece, square meter). - Rules: - Choose from: Pieces (Pcs), Units (Unit), Each (Ea), Cubic Meters (m³), Cubic Feet (ft³), Liters (L), Gallons (Gal), Square Meters (m²), Square Feet (ft²), Square Yards (yd²), Kilograms (kg), Tons (T), Pounds (lb), Ounces (oz), Bags (Bag), Sacks (Sack), Packs (Pack), Boxes (Box), Bundles (Bdl), Rolls (Roll), Pails (Pail), Drums (Drum), Meters (m), Feet (ft), Yards (yd), Lengths (Lng), Sheets (Sht), Pallets (Pal), Loads (Load), Sets (Set), Pairs (Pr), Barrels (Brl). - Match the unit to the product’s natural selling form (e.g., “m²” for slabs, “Pcs” for screws). - Example: m² for Acme Slab Mountain Lion 1200x600mm. 6. Product Condition Format: "New" or "Used". - Purpose: Describes the product’s condition. - Rules: - Most construction products should be "New" unless explicitly used. - Be transparent to avoid disputes. - Example: "New" 7. Description Format: Short, plain-text summary (50-100 words). - Purpose: Quick overview for buyers. - Rules: - Highlight key features, material, and use. - Avoid technical jargon unless necessary. - Example: "Acme Mountain Lion White is a super-thin, bendable stone slab (1200x600mm) made from modified clay. Lightweight at 4.5 kg/m², it’s perfect for wall cladding and flooring. Resists chemicals, frost, and fire (Class A) while offering a hygienic, eco-friendly surface." 8. Specification Format: Structured list in Excel-friendly text (e.g., key/value pairs or bullet points). - Purpose: Detailed technical info. - Rules: - Use consistent separators (e.g., "; " or "|"). - Include material, dimensions, weight, compliance. - Example: "Material: Modified Clay; Dimensions: 1200x600mm; Weight: 4.5 kg/m²; Installation: Acrylic Adhesive; Patent: US 8505840; VOC: None Detected (Class A); Fire Rating: Class A" 9. Application Format: Comma-separated list of uses and installation methods. - Purpose: Where/how the product is applied. - Rules: - Focus on practical construction uses and installation methods. - Keep concise, relevant to features. - Example: "Wall cladding, flooring, furniture surfacing, countertops, outdoor tiling, use slab rubber to hit the product" 10. Special Info Format: Brief notes on unique traits or warnings. - Purpose: Highlight standout features or caveats. - Rules: - Optional field; leave blank if none. - Keep it short (1-2 sentences). - Example: "Resists all solvents except hydrofluoric acid and thinner. Fully recyclable." 11. Shipping Options Format: Comma-separated list of shipping option IDs (e.g., "555bce22-ce80-44db-9b60-e652faf7fcb2, b88a9381-4958-49b5-9f21-f66fdc9b81a0"). - Purpose: Specifies the shipping options available for the product. - Rules: - Enter the shipping option IDs provided by your seller account (e.g., from your shipping settings in Dandalee). - Use commas to separate multiple IDs (e.g., "555bce22-ce80-44db-9b60-e652faf7fcb2, b88a9381-4958-49b5-9f21-f66fdc9b81a0"). - For a single shipping option, enter just one ID (e.g., "555bce22-ce80-44db-9b60-e652faf7fcb2"). - Leave blank if no shipping options are assigned. - IDs must match existing shipping options in your Dandalee account to avoid upload errors. Contact support if you need your shipping option IDs. - Example: - "555bce22-ce80-44db-9b60-e652faf7fcb2" (Single shipping option) - "555bce22-ce80-44db-9b60-e652faf7fcb2, b88a9381-4958-49b5-9f21-f66fdc9b81a0" (Multiple shipping options) Need Help? - Contact Support: - Contact Dandalee Support via the customer support button on the bottom right of any page on dandalee.com. - Reach out via [email protected], send us a message on WhatsApp, or book a demo meeting if you encounter issues. - FAQs: Check our FAQ page for common questions. - Visit our Help Center for more guides.

Last updated on Apr 16, 2026

Dandalee Quantity Types

This article provides a standardized list of quantity types for products on Dandalee, ensuring consistency, clarity, and ease of use. General Quantity Types 1. Pieces (Pcs) - Individual items (e.g., nails, screws, bolts, or a single hammer). 2. Units (Unit) - Generic term for single items when "pieces" doesn’t fit (e.g., a ladder, a drill). 3. Each (Ea) - Another term for individual items, often used interchangeably with "pieces" (e.g., a paint roller). 4. Pairs (Pr) - Items sold in twos (e.g., work gloves, brackets). 5. Sets (Set) - Pre-assembled kits (e.g., a door hardware set, scaffolding kit). Volume-Based Quantity Types 1. Cubic Meters (m³) - Bulk materials by volume (e.g., concrete, gravel, sand). 2. Cubic Feet (ft³) - Alternative volume measure, common in some regions (e.g., soil, mulch). 3. Liters (L) - Liquids or semi-liquids (e.g., paint, adhesive, sealant). 4. Gallons (Gal) - Alternative for liquids, often US-specific (e.g., waterproofing coating). 5. Barrels (Brl) - Large liquid containers (e.g., oil, asphalt emulsion). 6. Drums (Drum) - Large containers for bulk liquids or chemicals (e.g., industrial adhesives, sealants). 7. Containers (Cont) - IBCs or large intermediate bulk containers (e.g., waterproofing chemicals, bulk resin). Area-Based Quantity Types 1. Square Meters (m²) - Surface area coverage (e.g., tiles, flooring, insulation). 2. Square Feet (ft²) - Alternative area measure (e.g., carpet, drywall sheets). 3. Square Yards (yd²) - Less common but used for some materials (e.g., paving stones). 4. Panels (Panel) - Large flat modular elements by count (e.g., fence panels, facade panels). Weight-Based Quantity Types 1. Kilograms (kg) - Weight for bulk or heavy items (e.g., steel rebar, cement powder). 2. Tons (T or Tonne) - Large quantities by weight (e.g., aggregate, sand, gravel). 3. Pounds (lb) - Alternative weight measure, common in some markets (e.g., asphalt mix). 4. Ounces (oz) - Smaller weights, rare but possible (e.g., specialty adhesives). 5. Batches (Batch) - Lot-based supply or custom mixed materials (e.g., ready-mix concrete). Packaged Quantity Types 1. Bags (Bag) - Pre-packaged bulk items (e.g., cement bags, sand bags, grout). 2. Sacks (Sack) - Similar to bags, often larger (e.g., lime, plaster). 3. Packs (Pack) - Bundled items (e.g., a pack of 10 timber planks, 50 screws). 4. Boxes (Box) - Packaged goods (e.g., tiles, fasteners, electrical fittings). 5. Bundles (Bdl) - Grouped items, often raw materials (e.g., rebar, lumber, pipes). 6. Rolls (Roll) - Continuous materials (e.g., carpet, roofing felt, wire mesh). 7. Pails (Pail) - Bucket-like containers (e.g., joint compound, paint). 8. Drums (Drum) - Large containers (e.g., industrial adhesives, sealants). 9. Reels (Reel) - Long flexible materials coiled (e.g., cable, fencing wire). 10. Spools (Spool) - Similar to reels; wire, rope, or cable. Length-Based Quantity Types 1. Meters (m) - Linear measure (e.g., piping, conduit, trim). 2. Linear Meters (Lm) - Linear measure (e.g., piping, conduit, trim). 3. Feet (ft) - Alternative linear measure (e.g., lumber, cable). 4. Yards (yd) - Another linear option (e.g., fabric, edging). 5. Lengths (Lng) - Pre-cut lengths of material (e.g., 2m steel rods, 8ft boards). 6. Strips (Strip) - Narrow linear items (e.g., flashing, trim, rubber seals). 7. Coils (Coil) - Metal sheets or wire coiled by length/weight. Specialized Construction Quantity Types 1. Sheets (Sht) - Flat materials (e.g., plywood, drywall, metal panels). 2. Pallets (Pal) - Bulk shipments (e.g., bricks, blocks, tiles on a pallet). 3. Loads (Load) - Truckload or large bulk delivery (e.g., sand, gravel). 4. Modules (Mod) - Modular construction sections or prefab elements. 5. Assemblies (Asm) - Complex pre-fabricated sets or systems. 6. Sections (Sec) - Pre-cut or modular segments (e.g., ducting, piping). 7. Fixtures (Fix) - Specialized finished items (e.g., light fixtures, plumbing assemblies). Need Help? - Contact Support: - Contact Dandalee Support via the customer support button on the bottom right of any page on dandalee.com. - Reach out via [email protected], send us a message on WhatsApp, or book a demo meeting if you encounter issues. - FAQs: Check our FAQ page for common questions. - Visit our Help Center for more guides.

Last updated on Apr 16, 2026