For UK businesses
Catalogue websites for UK industrial suppliers.
1968 Labs builds websites and enquiry workflows for UK businesses. Help a buyer identify the right part and send an enquiry your sales team can start quoting. Keep approved product references and selling units with the quantity, required date and delivery postcode.
Discuss your websiteA part reference belongs with the enquiry.
When a buyer moves from a PDF catalogue to a general email, your team may need to ask which item, which variant and which selling unit they mean. A product-specific request carries that context into the sales inbox. Your team still confirms specifications, stock, price and delivery.
Inspect the studio conceptAn original demonstration, not a client project or a live booking system.
Illustrative UK enquiry
- Part reference
- HX-24 hose connector (illustrative)
- Specification
- Approved 12 mm variant
- Quantity and selling unit
- 40 individual items
- Delivery
- UK delivery postcode and required date
- Next step
- Sales confirms suitability and prepares a quote
What the starting package includes.
From $4,500 USD
Four weeks for the agreed starting scope.
50% at project start / 50% on completion.
Published starting prices are in US dollars. Your written proposal states the currency, software costs, deliverables and timeline before you commit.
- Up to 8 agreed pages and 50 supplied product records
- Product names, part numbers, approved specifications and selling units
- A quote request retaining the selected product, quantity and delivery details
- Delivery to the agreed inbox, mobile checks and an editing/source-file handover
Live stock, customer-specific prices, checkout, ERP connections and engineering advice are outside the starting package.
Questions before choosing your website.
Can you use an existing PDF catalogue?
Yes. Start with one product family and supply an approved spreadsheet, specifications and images. Keep the PDF as a download where useful. Agree who maintains the online records before expanding the range.
How do you handle metric and imperial product sizes?
Keep the manufacturer's approved units beside each measurement and distinguish an item, pack or length. Where both unit systems are needed, publish approved values rather than inventing conversions or treating differently sized parts as interchangeable.
What should a UK quote request collect?
The selected part or specification, quantity and selling unit, required date, delivery postcode and country, contact details and relevant notes. For made-to-order parts, agree whether a drawing upload or a clearly explained email route is appropriate.
Do you need ecommerce checkout?
Use a quote request when your team must confirm price, availability or suitability. Choose checkout only when the business can support dependable product selection, prices and order handling. Those are separate scopes.
Prepare the request before the build.
Use the guide and editable worksheet to identify the information your team needs. Adapt US examples and ZIP-code labels to your postcodes, approved units and workflow.
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