Search and match
Name, SKU, barcode, category, and product line are distinct search paths.
Barcode, ingredient, and category fields are used where the source record provides them. A conflicting identifier is not treated as a verified match.

We separate sizes, variants, sets, refills, packs, and barcodes so similarly named products do not become the wrong purchase.

A full size, mini, refill, set, renewed package, or different pack cannot share an identity just because the English names look similar.
This published ANUA record is one exact example. Its fields describe this variation only; they are not universal product or commercial terms.
Open the public product recordThe catalog exposes the identifiers used to find the record and the dated changes that can affect a later selection.
Search and match
Barcode, ingredient, and category fields are used where the source record provides them. A conflicting identifier is not treated as a verified match.

Dated changes
New products, product changes, minimum changes, returning items, and discontinued items remain separated in the dated catalog feed before a reorder.

The catalog record matters only if the selected size and pack remain recognizable as the request becomes a cart, a confirmed order, and its documents.
Cart
The cart does not reduce several sellable versions to a brand name. Each chosen line stays separate before supply review.

Confirmed order
The confirmed order keeps the product name, size, pack, and its ordered, allocated, shipped, and invoiced position together.

Documents
Issued invoices and released shipment files return to the confirmed order instead of becoming detached files with no product or fulfillment context.
