> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.acelabusa.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Your Product Detail Page: What Architects See
> A breakdown of every section on your product listing — and how architect activity on it turns into leads.
Every product in Acelab's database has a dedicated Product Detail Page (PDP) that architects land on during their research. This is where specification decisions get made. Understanding what's on this page — and how architects interact with it — helps you ensure your product data is working as hard as it should.
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## What's on a Product Detail Page
## Product Header
The first thing architects see at the top of the page includes the product name, your company name, images, an an overview of the product itself.
### Image Gallery
Product photography displayed in a grid or single-image view. High-quality imagery here directly affects how your product is perceived alongside competitors.
### Summary
A quick-read grid of the product's key attributes: material, product type, building sectors served, availability regions, and manufacturing location. Certification badges also appear here — Fire Rating, Impact Rating, Bullet Resistance, Energy Star, and AAMA Ratings — at a glance, without scrolling.
### Contact / Request Information
A button that opens the Rep Connect flow, where architects can submit a structured request to your representative. See the section below for details on what they can request.
## Overview
Everything an architect needs to evaluate configuration and aesthetics:
* **Descriptions** — Series and product descriptions
* **Dimensions** — Min/max width, height, and thickness by frame type
* **Finish Colors** — Exterior and interior color options shown as visual cards
* **Hardware Finishes** — Hardware material options
* **Grid Profiles and Patterns** — Configuration options for mullions and grids
* **Decorative Glass, Trims, Composition, Add-Ons** — Additional modular content blocks rendered when data is available for that product type
## Performance Data
Structured tables and graphs for measurable technical specs. For windows, this includes **Performance Class, Performance Grade, Test Size,** and detailed **glazing data**: U-Factor, SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient), Visible Transmittance, Condensation Resistance, Energy Star zones, and Fire Rating. These values are displayed in a standardized format consistent across all manufacturers.
## Documents
Quick-download buttons for available files — CAD drawings, technical specifications, BIM files, brochures, and other product literature. Architects can download directly without leaving the page.
## Manufacturer Information
A persistent section showing your company logo, address, phone number, and a link to your full brand page. This gives architects a direct path to learn more about your company while they're already engaged with your product.
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## What Architects Can Do From This Page
Beyond reading, architects have several actions available:
* **Save to project** — Adds the product to an active Acelab project for tracking and specification. Once saved, the button changes to show "Saved" with a checkmark. A product can be saved to multiple projects.
* **Save & Compare** — Saves the product and queues it for side-by-side comparison with other products in the same category.
* **Contact rep / Request information** — Opens the [Rep Connect flow](#the-rep-connect-flow) (see below).
* **Download documents** — Directly downloads any available files attached to the product.
* **Share** — Copies the PDP URL to the architect's clipboard so they can share the product with a colleague or client.
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## The Rep Connect Flow
When an architect clicks the contact button, a multi-step modal opens. They:
1. Select or create a project to associate the request with
2. Choose the type of information they need
The request types they can select are:
* Price quote
* Lead time
* Technical or installation info
* Product literature
* Sample
* Certifications
After submitting, the request appears in your [**Conversations**](/partner-help-center/connections/conversations-overview) inbox with the architect's message and the selected request types attached. A lead is also created or updated in your [**Leads Dashboard**](/partner-help-center/accounts-and-projects/overview).
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## How Insights and Leads Are Created From Product Pages
Like the brand page, the product detail page is an automatic lead source. Here's exactly what happens:
* **Product page visit** — When a logged-in architect visits your product page, an insight is created automatically in your Opportunities Pipeline. It is tagged with Origin: Product Detail Page, assigned to the Nurture stage, and linked to the product's category.
* **Rep Connect request** — When an architect submits a contact request, a lead is created or updated with the full request details, and the conversation appears in your inbox.
**Note:** Automatic leads are only generated for logged-in users with an Architect role. Logged-out visitors and non-architect users do not create leads. At early pipeline stages, identifying details may be masked — more information is revealed as the lead progresses.
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## What Logged-Out Visitors See
Architects who aren't logged in see a limited version of the page. Full technical data, performance tables, and download buttons are gated behind login. A sign-up prompt appears after a few seconds. This means the most valuable product data — the content that drives specification decisions — is visible only to verified professionals already in the Acelab ecosystem.
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## What You Can't Edit Directly
Product listing content — specs, images, documents, certifications, and design options — is managed by the Acelab team in coordination with your account. If your product data needs to be updated or expanded, contact your Acelab account manager.
