How is the Product Catalog organized, from top to bottom?

The organization of the Product Catalog from top to bottom follows a hierarchy that starts with the broadest category and narrows down to the most specific. In this case, the correct structure is Line > Type > Product.

At the highest level, "Line" represents a category encompassing a group of related products. Within each line, there are "Types" that further specify the kind of offerings available, often distinguishing products by certain features or characteristics. Finally, the most specific level is "Product," which refers to individual items or services offered under that type.

This structure allows for a clear and organized approach to managing a diverse range of products, making it easier to understand the various offerings and navigate through the catalog. The hierarchy supports effective categorization, ensuring that users can find and select products based on general categories and then drill down to specific products that meet their needs.