ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Category management

Okay kiddo, so imagine you have a shopping list and you need to buy a lot of things from the store. Now, if you go to the store and just start picking things up at random, you might forget some of the things you need, or you might end up buying things you don't really need, right?

Category management is like having a plan when you go shopping. You group the things you need into categories, like food, cleaning supplies, clothes, and toys. Then you make a plan for each category, like what you need to buy, how much you want to spend, and where you can find the best deals.

Now, imagine you work at a store and you need to make sure the store has everything its customers need. Category management is also used in stores to help them organize their products into groups and make plans for each category. This way, they can make sure they have enough of the products people want to buy, and they can make sure the prices are competitive.

In summary, category management is like having a plan for your shopping list, or for a store's products. It helps you organize things into groups and make a plan for each group, so you can make sure you have everything you need and also save some money.