AI Packaging AI packaging helps vendors create structured packaging levels from an existing product packaging description.
Use this feature when a product already has packaging text and you want Mathership to turn it into clear levels such as crate, carton, bottle, bag, kg, L, piece, or similar units.
What it does AI packaging reads the packaging information of a vendor product and tries to create packaging levels automatically.
Example:
Packaging text Possible structure Crate with 12 bottles Crate → Bottle Carton with 6 packs Carton → Pack Bag 25 kg Bag → kg Box with 10 pieces Box → Piece
The result depends on how clear the packaging text is.
Who can use it? This feature is available to vendor users.
A vendor can only update packaging levels for products that belong to their own vendor company.
Vendors cannot update packaging levels for products from another vendor company.
When to use it Use this feature when:
The product already has a packaging description
You want to create packaging levels faster
You want Mathership to suggest a structured packaging setup
The packaging text is simple and clear
It is useful for common product formats such as crates, cartons, bottles, bags, packs, cans, kilograms, liters, and pieces.
How it works Mathership checks that:
The user is logged in
The user owns the vendor company
The product belongs to that vendor company
The product exists
Packaging information is available for the product
Then Mathership tries to read the packaging text and update the product packaging levels.
Packaging levels Packaging levels describe how a product is packaged and ordered.
Level type Example Top level Carton Inner level Bottle Unit level kg, L, piece, bottle
Example:
Level Name Meaning 1 Crate Customer orders one crate 2 Bottle One crate contains bottles
Example: Crate with bottles A vendor has a product with this packaging text:
Mathership may create:
Level Quantity Crate 1 Bottle 12
This helps customers understand how the product is packaged and ordered.
Example: Bag with weight A vendor has a product with this packaging text:
Mathership may create:
This can be useful for products where the vendor sells a bag, but the content is measured in kilograms.
After generation If generation succeeds, the product receives updated packaging levels.
These levels can then be used in product views, ordering, exports, and other product-related features.
If Mathership cannot understand the packaging text, it does not create a valid packaging setup and returns an error.
Common reasons generation fails Generation may fail if:
The product does not exist
The product belongs to another vendor company
The packaging text is missing
The packaging text is unclear
The packaging format cannot be parsed
The user does not have access to the vendor company
AI or manual setup? Method Best for AI packaging Quickly creating packaging levels from existing text Manual packaging Exact control over every packaging level
Use AI packaging when you want a fast suggestion.
Use manual packaging when the packaging structure is complex or must be entered very precisely.
Best practices Use clear packaging descriptions AI packaging works best when the packaging text is simple and specific.
Good examples:
Crate with 12 bottles
Box with 10 packs
Bag 25 kg
Carton with 6 cans
Review the result Always review the generated packaging levels before relying on them for ordering or exports.
Use manual setup for complex products If a product has several nested packaging levels, manual setup may be safer.
Keep product data clean Clear article names, packaging text, and units make product management easier for vendors and customers.
Related pages
Adding Products Add a new product to your vendor catalog.
Edit Products Update existing product information.
Packaging Levels Manage structured packaging levels manually.
Product Images Manage product images and automatic image lookup.
