VERSION 3.0 OF THE FAB-DIS MODEL
Explanation of version 3.0
The 3.0 model was designed by enriching the existing thematic blocks and creating new ones to meet user needs.
KEY INFORMATION of version 3.0
Model structure
➔ Over 200 fields spread across 12 thematic blocks.
➔ Details available in the FAB-DIS Kit and user guide
Attributes
➔ Nearly 150 managed attributes
Tables
➔ Nearly 90 tables and over 23,000 managed values
Benefits of version 3.0
Commercial performance
➔ Enriched product content (highlighting performance, photos, etc.)
➔ Shorter time to market
Reduced time to market
Enhanced compliance
➔ Anticipation of regulatory requirements (environment, safety, CE standards, etc.)
Synoptic view of FAB-DIS version 3.0
Objectives of the different thematic blocks
Le modèle de données FAB-DIS couvre l’ensemble des données nécessaires au référencement produit, de l’identification commerciale jusqu’aux informations logistiques et tarifaires. Ce socle commun garantit une diffusion claire, homogène et complète de la donnée entre fabricants et distributeurs.
COMMERCE
Improve commercial transactions
by feeding ERP systems
LOGISTICS
Optimize logistics flow management
MEDIA
Showcase offers across all multi-channel publications
REGULATORY
Certify and highlight product compliance
EXTENSION
Share additional information
to meet today’s and tomorrow’s needs
CORRESPENDENCE
Generate additional sales by suggesting related or alternative products
VARIANT
Facilitate the selection of the product that meets the customer’s requirements
ETIM
Share technical information in the ETIM standard
STOP
Identify discontinued products and provide the essential elements for their maintenance
SUBSTITUTION
Help the customer find the current product
that replaces the old one
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
END OF 2025
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