Core Assortment
Select dependable shapes and sizes for the market before adding more specialized colors or finishes.
Create a balanced assortment with clear model references, practical packaging and repeat-order continuity.

A distributor’s ceramic sink range has to serve different customers while remaining manageable. Core white countertop basins may support regular demand, while colored, metallic, wall hung or pedestal models can fill specific market positions. The objective is not to list every available model, but to build a range that sales teams and customers can understand.
GOGO supports distributors with catalog review, model shortlisting and order coordination. Product dimensions, finishes, carton protection and availability should be checked before confirmation, especially when several models are combined in one purchasing plan.
These checkpoints help connect catalog selection with day-to-day distribution work.
Select dependable shapes and sizes for the market before adding more specialized colors or finishes.
Avoid unnecessary duplication by giving each model a clear customer, installation or design purpose.
Choose showroom samples that explain the breadth of the range without requiring every model to be displayed.
Keep model names, dimensions and images aligned with the approved product information.
Review packaging for the expected shipping and handling route, including onward distribution.
Use the same approved references for product, finish and packing when replenishment is required.
Define common sizes, preferred styles, installation types and finish expectations.
Build a shortlist that covers core demand and selected differentiating products.
Review samples, product data and packaging requirements before order approval.
Use the approved order information to make future replenishment clearer.
Group demand by installation, shape, size and finish, then choose models that address distinct needs.
The approved model, current specification, finish, packaging and labeling details, plus any confirmed changes.
Yes. Share the intended models and quantities so availability, packing and order coordination can be reviewed.

Give each model a commercial role instead of duplicating shapes.

Plan support, carton and loading for the real handling route.

Balance flexible core stock with focused color differentiation.
Share your market, preferred categories and target quantities for a practical shortlist.