How does the product form adapt to the selected product type?

The form is type-aware: when you pick a product type, it shows only the per-type fields that make sense for it. A Subscription reveals billing cycle, interval, trial, and mode; a Rental reveals min/max rental days and a deposit; a Digital product reveals download limit and license validity; a Service reveals duration, availability window, scheduling, and default staff; a…

The form is type-aware: when you pick a product type, it shows only the per-type fields that make sense for it. A Subscription reveals billing cycle, interval, trial, and mode; a Rental reveals min/max rental days and a deposit; a Digital product reveals download limit and license validity; a Service reveals duration, availability window, scheduling, and default staff; a Physical product focuses on stock and delivery; a Quotation product is set up for quote-request rather than direct purchase. This keeps the form clean — you're never confronted with rental deposit fields on a digital download — and it ensures each product is configured with exactly the data its lifecycle needs.