Inheritance to extend a data structure in Haskell

A C++ programmer trying to learn Haskell here. Please excuse this probably easy question. I want to translate a program that represents 3D shapes. In C++ I have something like:

class Shape {
public:
  std::string name;
  Vector3d position;
};

class Sphere : public Shape {
public:
  float radius;
};

class Prism : public Shape {
public:
  float width, height, depth;
};

I am trying to translate this to Haskell (using records?) so that I can have some functions which know how to operate on a Shape (like accessing its name and position), and others than know only how to operate on spheres, like calculating something based on its position and radius.

In C++ a member function could just access these parameters but I'm having a hard time figuring out how to do this in Haskell with records, or type classes, or whatever.

Thanks.