The Product Library in GetAccept is where you manage your company’s product catalog — including product names, SKUs, prices, and descriptions.
Once added, these products can be used directly in your Pricing Tables within the Editor, ensuring consistency and accuracy across all proposals and contracts.
Step 1: Access the Product Library
In the left-hand menu of GetAccept, click Products.
You’ll see a list of all available products in your organization’s library.
Only Admins can create or edit products in the Product Library.
Step 2: Add a new product
Click Add new product.
In the side panel, fill out the product details:
Name – The product or service name shown in your pricing tables.
SKU – Optional internal ID for tracking or integrations.
Description – Add a short explanation or sales description (supports rich text and hyperlinks).
Price – Base price for the product.
Currency – Choose the currency to match your account or customer market.
Click Add product to save it.
Your product is now available for all users to insert into pricing tables.
Step 3: Add products to a pricing table
In the Editor, open or create a Pricing Table element.
Click + Add new inside the table.
Select From Product Library.
Choose one or more products from the list.
Click Add Products.
The selected products will appear in your pricing table with their predefined name, price, and description.
You can still edit these values per document if needed.
Step 4: Edit or manage products
To edit an existing product:
Go to Products in the left-hand menu.
Click the product name to open the side panel.
Update details such as name, description, or price.
Click Save.
Note: Changes in the Product Library don’t update automatically in existing documents or templates.
Updates will apply only when the product is added again to a new or edited pricing table.
Best practice
Keep product names consistent and descriptive (e.g., “Onboarding package – 10 hours”).
Use SKUs for internal tracking or CRM mapping.
Include short, value-focused descriptions to help recipients understand what’s included.
Use templates with predefined product rows for frequently sent offers.
Next step
Continue to Use Product Properties to learn how to add custom data fields to your products and display them in pricing tables.