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# Products

Browse purchasable software products in the Marketplace.

A product is a software solution or service offered by a vendor.&#x20;

Each product includes one or more purchasable items, also called SKUs. Products can also include parameters that collect required order details, such as agreement data, contact details, and quantity.

The **Products** page allows you to browse software products available in the Marketplace catalog. You can review product details, pricing information, available items (SKUs), and vendor information before starting a purchase.

### View products in the Marketplace

To view the available products:

1. Go to **Catalog** > **Products**. The page displays a list of products available to your organization.

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2. Browse the list of products.
3. Select a product to open its details page.&#x20;

### Review product details

The product details page provides additional information about the selected product, including associated items, pricing, and purchasing options.

Depending on the product configuration, additional resources or related information may also be available.

### Order a product

To start a purchase, open a product details page and select **Buy now**. The purchase wizard guides you through the ordering process, including:

* Agreement selection
* Licensee information
* Item selection
* Order review

The available ordering steps may vary depending on the vendor and product configuration.

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### Related topics

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[Items](/modules-and-features/catalog/items.md)
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[Product profiles](/modules-and-features/catalog/product-profiles.md)
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