In Wello, a “product” (also called part or article) is anything you can:
Sell as part of a sales order
Purchased from a supplier when required during the execution of a work order
Add to a work order as recommended part
Consume by a technician during the execution of a work order
In Wello, there are two types of products.
Stock product: These refer to physical items like equipment parts or components.
Service Products: These are billable services such as labor hours, travel fees, or mileage.
Product Settings Configuration
Before creating any product, it’s important to configure key settings that define how your products behave and appear in the system.
To do that, go to Settings, then select the Product menu. You will find several tabs to configure your products.
Status Tab
In the Status tab, define the different statuses your product needs.
For example, these statuses can indicate whether a product is Active, Available, or In Stock.
Use the Add button to create your product statuses.
Categories Tab
In the Categories tab, create product categories to organize products, making it easier for technicians to find the correct product.
Subcategories can also be defined for each category.
For example, categories can be created for Electrical Components and HVAC Parts.
Within the Electrical category, a subcategory such as Capacitors can be created.
Use Add New to create categories and subcategories.
Marketing Status
In the Marketing Status tab, define the marketing status for products. It may be to Indicates if the product is Available in Market or not.
Price Lists Tab
In the Price Lists tab, Wello allows the creation of multiple price lists. This is useful when different rates are charged for different customers.
For example:
A Standard Price List for everyday clients
A Premium Price List for enterprise clients
Different price lists for customers in different regions
Use the plus (+) icon to add a price list and set a default price list.
Each customer should be linked to a price list.
The default price list is automatically selected when creating a new customer and is applied to customers without a specific price list assigned.
Product Groups
Product Groups provide another way to organize products. Product Groups and Subgroups can be created to classify products and work similarly to categories.
For example, product groups can be used to classify products by job function or type.
Use the plus (+) icon to create the product groups and subgroups required for business operations.
Product groups and their subgroups will appear in their configured order. They are displayed in the order of their ranking, which is managed in the Product Group tab. Each product group is assigned a ranking from 01 to 06, and you can adjust their order using up and down arrow icons on each product group in the grid.
The up arrow moves a product group higher in the ranking, while the down arrow moves it lower. The up arrow is disabled for the top-ranked group, and the down arrow is disabled for the lowest-ranked group. When a new product group is created, it is assigned the next available ranking number. Changes to ranking are made by clicking the respective arrow icons, which swap the positions of the product groups accordingly.
Note: You can create a maximum of six product groups. If you attempt to add more than 6, a notification will appear indicating that the limit has been reached.
Units of Measure Tab
In the Units of Measure tab, define how products are measured.
By default, Wello includes Metric and Imperial systems.
Additional units can be created using the + icon and are added under the Other section.
Examples include Box, Meter, and Piece.
When creating a product, the appropriate unit of measure can be selected.
Custom Fields Tab
In the Custom Fields tab, custom fields can be created to capture additional information that is not available by default.
These fields appear in the Extra Information section when creating a product, allowing additional details to be stored.
Use the Add button to create a custom field.
Once all settings are configured, product creation can begin.
How to Create a Product
Go to Products in the Navigation Bar and select Product. This opens the product page. Click Add New Product to open the product creation screen.
Overview of the Product Creation Screen
When the Create Product screen is opened in Wello, the following sections are displayed:
Product information
Additional information
Product classification
Product pricing (including the pricing grid)
Unit of Measure
Attachments
(Optional) Custom fields
Product Information Section
Begin by uploading a Main Image, which helps visually identify the product.
Enter the Part Number, Part Name, and a helpful Part Description.
Select the Product Status and Marketing Status.
Note:
The Part Name and Part Number are required.
The Part Name and Description are multi-language text fields, allowing product names and descriptions to be defined in all active languages within the environment.
Under additional information section.
If the product has a barcode, enter it here.
Enter the warranty period if applicable. The default value is 12 months. You can change it based on your company warranty policy.
Add a replacement part if the item is interchangeable.
Stock / Service product toggle.
Stock Product: Toggle label: Stock Product. Default: False (when this toggle is OFF, you are creating a stock product).
Service Product: Toggle label: Service Product. When enabled, service attributes become available (service, dummy, travel fee, mileage fee, hour article)
Note: When creating a new product, it will be by default a stock product. If you’re creating a service product, under additional information section during product creation, you need to toggle it to service product then select any of the service type you want to create.
Service type include:
Service article: Used to invoice services such as consultancy or service agreements
Dummy article: Used when a technician requires a part that is not in inventory. The technician can purchase the item locally and use a dummy article to enter it as a used part in the field service app. The dummy article can then be renamed and priced.
Travel fee: Used to invoice travel costs from the mobile app
Mileage fee: Used when invoicing per mileage
Hour article: Used to bill time worked and must be linked to billable hour types
Serialized (Stock Products Only): A Checkbox label called Serialized which is shown only when you are creating a Stock Product. If selected, each item will be tracked via a serial number.
Product Classification section
Select the Product category from Drop-down list of predefined categories. None is selected by default. If you have the necessary rights, you can use “Add New” to create a category directly.
Select the Product group from Drop-down list of product groups, shown in the configured order.
Unit of Measure (UOM)
This section describes the physical dimensions and measurement units of the product. Enter the product dimensions and unit of measure - length, width, height, volume, and mass.
Set the quantity available as well If you are creating a stock product, for service product the quantity can be ignored as service product does not use quantity or stock.
Note: Dimensions like height and weight also aren’t required for service products.
Product Pricing
There are two key price concepts:
Purchase Price (Cost price): Enter the Purchase Price, the default is 0.00 Showing the currency symbol and 2 decimals (e.g. €23.12 or £1010.00 or $0.00).
Retail Price: Enter the Retail price, the default is 0.00. For a Single organization you see the value directly. But for Multi-organization: instead of the value, you see a “See Grid” label. Pricing will be managed per organization in the Product Pricing grid below.
Pricing Grid
The Pricing grid lets you manage different prices for each price list (and possibly each organization). It has a header row with a + (Add) icon to create a new price line and a row for each active price list. The pen icon in a column in each price list is to add price to the pricelist.
Editing a Price Line
Click the pen icon (edit) on a pricelist, a Pricing pop-up appears.
Organization: Shown only in multi-organization environments. If single-organization, the system uses the user’s organization automatically.
Enter the Retail price,
Price list is selected automatically.
Enter the actual product price on that price list.
Click the save button to Validates required fields, saves data, updates grid, and closes the popup.
Note: Clicking Cancel closes the popup without saving.
Attachments
In the attachment section, upload files such as manuals, technical sheets, safety data sheets, warranty document, extra images related or important to the product you are creating. The main product image is still managed above in the Product information section, but extra images and documents go here.
Extra information
All custom fields created for products are displayed in the Extra Information section and can be used to store additional company-specific data.
Saving the Product
Click Save to complete product creation. The product (stock or service) is then ready for use.
Note: To create multiple products consecutively, enable Create Another before saving.
When a Service Product is created using an Hour Article, it must be linked to a Billable Hour Type. This can be done immediately you create a service product with an hour article as the system will notify you or users can go to Settings > Manage Time, open the Billable Hours tab, click Add, enter a name, select the hour article service product, and click Save.
This completes the process for creating both Stock and Service products in Wello.
Product Types Available in Wello
Stock Product
What is a Stock Product?
A stock product is a physical item that is held in inventory (stock). It can be received, stored, picked, and consumed, and may optionally be managed using serial numbers (serialized).
Examples:
Replacement pump
Filter cartridge
Spare part kit
How to Create a Stock Product
Go to Products in the Navigation Bar and select Product. This opens the product page.
Click Add New Product to open the product creation screen.
Enter the Main Image, Part Number, and Part Name (required), Part Description. Set the Product Status and Marketing Status.
In Additional Information:
Ensure the toggle is set to Stock Product, which is the default. To enable serial tracking, select the Serialized checkbox. Set the Warranty Period as required (for example, 12 months). Optionally: Enter a Barcode and select a Replacement Part if another item can replaces this product if not available.
Under Product Classification:
Select a Product Category.
Select a Product Group.
Under Product Pricing:
Enter the Purchase Price (Cost). Enter the Retail Price or configure pricing using the Pricing Grid.
Under Unit of Measure: Enter Length, Width, Height, Volume, Mass, and Quantity if relevant. Select appropriate UOMs for dimensions, volume, mass, and quantity.
Add Attachments such as manuals, datasheets, or images (optional).
Add Custom Fields if required (optional).
Click Save to create the stock product.
Service Products
A service product does not use stock and is not a physical item. Instead, it represents services or fees billed to customers.
How to Create a Service Product
Go to Products in the Navigation Bar and select Product. This opens the product page.
Click Add New Product to open the product creation screen.
Enter the Main Image, Part Number, and Part Name (required), Part Descriptions. Set the Product Status and Marketing Status.
Under Product Classification: Select a Product Category and select a Product Group.
In Additional Information: Set the toggle to Service Product. This configures the product as a service product (no stock is managed). Under Service Attributes (radio buttons), select the required type: Service Article, Dummy Article, Travel fee, Mileage fee, Hour article.
Under Product Pricing: Enter the Retail Price or configure pricing using the Pricing Grid.
Add Attachments such as manuals, datasheets, or images (optional).
Add Custom Fields if required (optional).
Click Save to create the service product.
