ALYA / 05 / PRODUCT STUDIO
Implemented custom productAlya Catalog and Product Administration
Clear products for customers.
Updates controlled by the team.
A store experience combining Alya's identity, a searchable catalog and individual product pages. Private administration manages names, imagery, descriptions, prices and publication, while products remain distinct from installation services.
Store managers and product-content staff
01 / WHY THIS PRODUCT
A live catalog, clear pages and managed content.
Customers need to understand a product's use, while staff need to update it without rebuilding a webpage. The experience links the public catalog with private product management and clear store information.
- 01Staff review product details
- 02Content and publication are updated
- 03Customers search the catalog
- 04They inspect a product and enquire
02 / INSIDE THE PRODUCT
See how the work connects.
Inspect the actual public website. Private administration functions are described in the delivery scope.
Named products with clear browsing routes.
A genuine capture of the public catalog at review, showing search, categories and product cards. The live version is linked from the case study.
- Product search and categories
- Dedicated product pages
- Thirteen published products at review
Inspect the full interfaceOne identity for products, services and visits.
The current homepage introduces the store and routes visitors to products, services and contact. These captures show the public website; staff administration remains private and its functions are described in the delivery scope.
- The current website identity
- Products separate from installation services
- Content updates through private administration
Inspect the full interface03 / PRODUCT CAPABILITIES
Details that serve the workflow.
Store catalog and administration
Thirteen products at review
The catalog reviewed on 7 October 2026 contains paint and thermal products, with categories and search.
Individual product pages
Product imagery, information and uses, with contextual enquiry actions.
Private product administration
Create and edit content, imagery, descriptions, prices and publication state through protected staff administration.
Store identity and services
A refreshed identity and separate installation-service routes alongside product discovery.
Visit information
Store information, hours, contact routes and Maps aligned with the Business Profile.
Illustrated handover
An illustrated guide explaining the website and product-management workflow.
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Six practical answers about Alya Catalog and Product Administration, its workflow, connections and delivery scope.
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Private administration lets staff create and edit names, images, descriptions, prices and publication state, keeping the catalog aligned with approved content.
02How can visitors find a suitable product?
Search, categories, cards and dedicated pages guide product discovery. Thirteen products were published at the 7 October 2026 review. Descriptions help visitors prepare more specific enquiries.
03Do the screenshots show private administration?
Captures show the public website and catalog. Administration capabilities were reviewed against project source and the user guide; protected staff administration is not exposed as a public tour.
04How do products relate to services and store information?
The experience separates products from installation services and aligns contact details, Maps and hours with the Business Profile, giving visitors relevant enquiry and visit routes.
05Does this experience include online payment?
The displayed scope covers catalog discovery, enquiries and content management. It does not include online payment or purchase confirmation; full ecommerce needs separate payment, order and shipping scope.
06Is product administration a complete CRM?
This is product and content administration, not a full customer-relationship system in the displayed scope. It illustrates another business-dashboard use case; customer and opportunity management can be separately scoped.
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The product's delivery stage and scope.
An implemented custom product. The public catalog was reviewed on 7 October 2026; administration functions were checked against project source and the user guide. Captures show the public site; staff administration is private. This scope covers catalog discovery, enquiries and content management, without online payment or purchase confirmation in the tour.
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