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Supplier product catalog template
Prepare industrial product data for a searchable website. Download a CSV with example parts, units and source references.

Inside the template
A working document,
ready to adapt.
A useful catalog starts with one identifiable product per row. Use this sheet to collect the information your sales team already trusts before a website migration.
What each field means
- part_number
- Your stable internal reference. Keep leading zeros by importing this column as text.
- product_name
- A recognizable product name, not an internal abbreviation.
- category
- A product family that helps customers browse.
- description
- What identifies this item; avoid unsupported performance claims.
- material
- The approved material description.
- dimensions
- The relevant measurement with its unit.
- unit
- How the item is quoted: each, pack or metre, for example.
- image_url
- A public image URL you have permission to use.
- source_revision
- The document or revision used to check these details.
Example product record
- part number
- DEMO-001
- product name
- Stainless steel elbow
- category
- Pipe fittings
- description
- 90° elbow; specification pending supplier approval
- material
- Stainless steel — grade to confirm
- dimensions
- 25 mm nominal size
- unit
- Each
- image url
- https://example.com/products/demo-001.jpg
- source revision
- Sample catalog, revision A — approval pending
How to use this worksheet
- Start with one product family and nominate the person who approves specifications.
- Replace both example rows. Add columns for your products when needed; this is a planning format, not a universal import format.
- Keep one unit convention per field. Split distinct purchasable variants into separate rows with their own part numbers.
- Check the sheet for missing references and duplicates, then agree the target website’s import mapping.
This template does not establish compatibility, stock, pricing or suitability for a safety-critical application. Verify those with the responsible supplier.
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