01
Find the item
Organize approved product records by category and meaningful attributes. Keep part numbers searchable.
Product catalog websites for suppliers.
Searchable product catalogs with clear specifications and item-specific quote requests. Turn approved spreadsheets and PDFs into a useful sales website.
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The task
One item. The details travel with it.
A buyer has found a part in your PDF. The next step should carry that part into a request—not ask them to describe it again.
Example quote request
- Item
- DEMO-001 · Stainless elbow
- Quantity
- 24 each
- Required by
- Next month · flexible
- Sales checks
- Specification, availability and delivery
Designed around the next step.
02
Keep the context
Carry the selected item, quantity and unit into the request. Let customers ask for help identifying a part.
03
Make updates manageable
Agree who approves specifications and how additions or discontinued items reach the website.
What’s included.
- A product-data inventory and agreed import mapping
- Category and product layouts with source-backed specifications
- A quote request that retains selected items
- Mobile, keyboard, delivery and data-update checks
Before we begin.
A useful starting point
An established range, an approved spreadsheet or catalog, and a sales team that confirms prices.
Scope separately
Live stock, customer-specific pricing, ERP connections, checkout and very large imports.
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Services and starting prices