What are Taxonomy Levels?
A taxonomy level refers to the different components within a naming convention.
Examples of levels include Channel, Market, Product. Each level represents a part of the final trafficked name and helps maintain consistency and structure.
What are Taxonomy Values?
Taxonomy values are the actual entries or options within a taxonomy level. For example, if Market is a level, the values might include UK, France, or Germany.
Types of value permissions
There are three types of value permissions which can be attributed to a level:
Curated
The values are fixed, and users can only select from a predefined list.
Ideal for levels where consistency is critical, such as Channel or Market.
Approval Required
Users can add new values, but an Admin must approve them before they can be used.
This is useful for levels that may need flexibility but require oversight, such as Offers.
Free Entry
Users can enter any value without restrictions.
Suitable for levels like PO Numbers, where each entry may be unique.
