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To use Magento CE effectively, you should be familiar with the following terms and concepts.
Attribute Set: A collection of attributes, customized to fit a certain type of product. For example, if you sell several different kinds of T-shirts on your website, you can create
the T-shirts attribute set which will include the simple attributes commonly shared by all of your T-shirts. This may include color, size, gender, and brand.
Bundle product: This product is composed of components that are presented in different ways and are made from existing products. A good example of a bundle is a complete computer. For this computer, you can configure how much RAM or what kind of monitor is included with this computer in your store.
Category: A user-defined product classification. A category can have any number of levels of subcategories.
Configurable product: This product enables your customers to select the variant that they want by choosing options. For example, you can sell T-shirts in two colors and three sizes. You would have to create six variants as individual products (each with its
own SKU) and then add these six to a configurable product where customers can choose the size and color, and then add it to their cart.
Credit memo: A credit memo is a statement of credits; for example, a credit for returned merchandise generates a credit memo. According to your store policy, you can apply the credit to future orders or refund the customer’s payment method.
Cross-sell: Cross-sell products appear next to the shopping cart. When a customer navigates to the shopping cart page, these products are displayed as cross-sells to the items already in the shopping cart. They are similar to impulse buys, like magazines and candy at the cash registers in grocery stores.
Downloadable product: A product, such as a media file, that the customer downloads from the store after purchase. These downloadable files can reside on your server or be provided as URLs to any other server.
Attribute Set: A collection of attributes, customized to fit a certain type of product. For example, if you sell several different kinds of T-shirts on your website, you can create
the T-shirts attribute set which will include the simple attributes commonly shared by all of your T-shirts. This may include color, size, gender, and brand.
Bundle product: This product is composed of components that are presented in different ways and are made from existing products. A good example of a bundle is a complete computer. For this computer, you can configure how much RAM or what kind of monitor is included with this computer in your store.
Category: A user-defined product classification. A category can have any number of levels of subcategories.
Configurable product: This product enables your customers to select the variant that they want by choosing options. For example, you can sell T-shirts in two colors and three sizes. You would have to create six variants as individual products (each with its
own SKU) and then add these six to a configurable product where customers can choose the size and color, and then add it to their cart.
Credit memo: A credit memo is a statement of credits; for example, a credit for returned merchandise generates a credit memo. According to your store policy, you can apply the credit to future orders or refund the customer’s payment method.
Cross-sell: Cross-sell products appear next to the shopping cart. When a customer navigates to the shopping cart page, these products are displayed as cross-sells to the items already in the shopping cart. They are similar to impulse buys, like magazines and candy at the cash registers in grocery stores.
Downloadable product: A product, such as a media file, that the customer downloads from the store after purchase. These downloadable files can reside on your server or be provided as URLs to any other server.
