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Adding Brands via PIM

Supplier steps for adding a new brand (flavor/liquid) in PIM with brand family, ABV, segment, style, description and logo. Needs an existing brand family; v22.01+.

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Written by Bailey Naas-Thornton

Minimum Version Required: 22.01

Pre-Conditions

The following workflow assumes there is at least one Brand Family created.


Encompass views the Brand as the liquid or flavor that goes into a Product.
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  • Continuing the Hard Seltzer example, the Brand would be the actual flavor of Hard Seltzer, which could be Lime, Blackberry, Orange, etc.

Steps

Adding Brands in PIM
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1. Navigate to the PIM dashboard.
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2. To create a new brand, click "New Identity".
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3. Click "Create Brand"
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4. Enter the name of the brand.
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5. Enter the brand family that this brand will live under.
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6. Enter the ABV for the new brand.

  • If it is a non alcoholic brand type in 0.0%.
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7. Enter the segment.
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8. Enter a description.
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9. Enter Logo image.
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10. Click "Add Brand"
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11. To add products under this newly created brand, navigate to the products section.

Fields And Definitions

  • Brand Name - The name of the Brand.
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  • Brand Family - The Brand Family this Brand falls under.
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  • Alcohol By Volume (ABV) - Enter ‘0.0%’ for Non-Alcoholic Beverage.
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  • Appellation - Used for wine, appellation refers to a legally determined and protected wine region. Leave Blank for non-wine Brands.
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  • Segment - Pre-built list of segments where the Brand falls under, such as Beer, Wine, Kombucha, etc.
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  • Brand Category 2 / Style Family - A more granular category definition for the Brand’s segment. Depending on the Segment selection, this field may change between Style Family and Brand Category 2.
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  • Brand Category 1 / Style - The most granular definition of the Brand’s segment. Depending on the Segment selection, this field may change between Style and Brand Category 1.
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  • Country - The Country where this Brand originates from.
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  • Region - The Region (or State) where this Brand Originates from.
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  • Description - A romantic description of the Brand, most commonly seen in retail while ordering online.
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  • Logo - An image (.jpeg, .png, etc.) of the Brand Logo. Higher resolution is best.

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