# Getting Started

- [Materials](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/materials.md): Materials are supplies that you create products with.
- [Deduct Materials for Testing](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/materials/deduct-materials-for-testing.md): In addition to adding the materials used to make your products, you can also deduct materials used for testing with the following options.
- [Products](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/products.md): Products are items that are created from materials. These products also sync with your connected shop.
- [Product Types](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/products/product-types.md): Create products made in batches, made one at a time and product variants.
- [Reusable Formulas](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/products/reusable-formulas.md)
- [Set up a Product Bundle](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/products/set-up-a-product-bundle.md)
- [Product Syncing](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/products/product-syncing.md): How to sync one product to your eCommerce shop.
- [Production](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/production.md): What is essentially a Trello board inside Inventora, Production helps you plan and manufacture what products need to be made.
- [Sales](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/sales.md): Track your sales by channel preventing overselling and ensuring inventory accuracy.
- [Importing Sales from CSV](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/sales/importing-sales-from-csv.md)
- [Supply Orders](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/supply-orders.md): Track your supply orders, send purchase orders, and manage lead times.
- [Importing Supply Orders from CSV](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/supply-orders/importing-supply-orders-from-csv.md)
- [Categories](https://help.inventora.com/getting-started/categories.md): Categorizing your materials and products helps you manage and organize your items effectively.


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