Once your item(s) is / are selected, various properties are displayed.
Note that the properties displayed in the above-shown pane vary depending on the type of item selected.
Some property values can be adjusted in the current planogram, while some others are read-only and can only be set in the database:
The properties listed below are read-only. You can still copy the values to the clipboard with Ctrl+C.
An exception is Generic products, for which these property values can and must be defined here since these items don't exist in your database. Consult Insert generic product.
Consult their descriptions in Values set in DB only:
The values of the properties listed below are almost always editable.
Changing a value overrides the value set in the database (if any), but only for the selected item(s) in the current project. This is convenient if you need to apply a non-standard value for a particular use case, for example to put a product on a shelf although it was defined as pegged in the database.
The following property values can be predefined in the database (Values set in DB & changeable in planograms), and can also be set for the selected items in Item Info:
The following property values can only be set in Item Info and cannot be predefined in the database:
Only applicable to products.
The number of same products placed adjacently in width on a shelf or peg.
If there are multiple units of the product, they form a block which is treated as one object in PlanogramBuilder.
Example: a product with 3 Facings wide
Tip: you can also set this value interactively with your mouse. Consult Adjust product quantity.
The number of same products placed adjacent in height on a shelf or on pegs.
If there are multiple units of the product, they form a block which is treated as one object in PlanogramBuilder.
Example: a product with 2 Facings high
Tip: you can also set this value interactively with your mouse. Consult Adjust product quantity.
Only applicable to products.
This determines whether products are aligned to the back or to the front of the shelf or peg onto which they are placed.
Example of Depth alignment: Front
Example of Depth alignment: Back