Digital catalogues in minutes

Turn your Excel product list into polished PDF catalogues

Print-ready. Real data. Trackable.

Import products from Excel, curate what appears in each booklet, then open a clean print view and save Print → PDF from your browser. See who opened print previews and keep brands, categories, and pricing aligned with your master data — all from one Catalogue admin workspace.

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Retail catalogue — products, prices, and imagery in one grid
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Multi-brand ranges — sorted by category or brand
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Wholesale linesheet — print or share as PDF in minutes
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From spreadsheet rows to shelf-ready pages

Import products, publish catalogues

Start with the product sheet your team already maintains. Map columns once, validate data in master tables, then drop SKUs into digital catalogues with consistent pricing and imagery.

  • Bulk import from Excel-friendly CSV with column matching
  • Brands, categories, and POS flags stay in sync with every export
  • Digital catalogue editor: cover, logo, sort order, and print layout presets

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Everything for catalogue-ready output

One admin surface for product truth, printable booklets, and a clear trail of who generated PDFs — built for wholesale, retail, and field teams.

Excel-first master data

Import rows, fix gaps in masterdata, and reuse the same SKUs across POS lists and catalogue picks.

Digital catalogues

Name each booklet, set cover art and sort order, and curate exactly which products appear in print.

Browser print → PDF

Open a grid or list layout tuned for A4, then save a high-fidelity PDF using your browser’s print dialog.

Trackable activity

Logins, imports, and print-preview opens roll into an activity timeline so managers see real usage.

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Bring products in from Excel-ready sheets

  • CSV import with column mapping to your master product table
  • Brands, categories, barcodes, and stock fields supported where configured
  • Review and fix rows before they power POS and catalogue picks
  • Re-import updates without rebuilding every catalogue from scratch
  • Optional import samples to validate headers with your team

Layouts that feel like your catalogue, not a generic site

Borrow visual rhythm from retail, wholesale, and seasonal drops — then plug in your own SKUs, prices, and photography from master data.

From spreadsheet to shelf-ready pages

Clean up rows in masterdata, pick the catalogue you are building, and arrange products the way reps expect to read them — category blocks, brand chapters, or a fully manual story order.

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PDFs buyers can file and forward

Every catalogue opens in a print-friendly layout. Save a PDF once, attach it to email, drop it in a shared drive, or hand it to a printer — the numbers always trace back to the same product master.

Print workflow

POS-aware product lists

Toggle what is sellable on the floor, keep barcodes tidy, and align catalogue picks with the same flags your operations team trusts in the admin console.

Operations playbooks

Multiple catalogues, one source of truth

Run spring and clearance booklets side by side, restore an older version from recently deleted, and still pull every SKU from the same imported spreadsheet logic.

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Works where your reps already are

Responsive grids for quick checks on the road, then jump to print preview on a laptop when it is time to generate the official PDF for a buyer call.

Field team FAQ

How to ship a PDF catalogue

Three practical steps from spreadsheet rows to a trackable print run — no desktop publishing suite required.

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  1. 1

    Import and validate products

    Upload CSV from Excel, map columns, and reconcile brands, categories, and pricing in masterdata.

  2. 2

    Compose the digital catalogue

    Create a booklet, add your logo and cover, then choose which SKUs appear and how they sort.

  3. 3

    Print, save PDF, and review activity

    Use browser print to PDF for distribution, while the dashboard tallies print-preview usage per catalogue.

Quick answers

Do I need InDesign or Canva?

No. Branding, layout presets, and catalogue composition happen inside Catalogue admin with your live product data.

Does this replace my ERP?

No — think of it as the publishing layer on top of the spreadsheet or PIM exports you already trust.

Can buyers open catalogues offline?

Yes. Save the print layout as a PDF from the browser and attach or sync it like any other document.

How do I track who printed what?

Print-preview opens are logged per digital catalogue, alongside other admin activity in your timeline.

Teams standardising on Catalogue

Wholesale desks, retail HQ, and field reps all need the same numbers — here is how they describe the switch.

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We stopped emailing ten different Excel versions. Catalogue keeps the SKU list honest, and the digital catalogue printouts finally match what finance approved — one PDF for each region.

Elena M.

Head of Wholesale, Nordic distributor

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Buyers ask for “last week’s list” and we send the exact print PDF from Catalogue instead of a rogue spreadsheet. Activity log gives our manager confidence we are not double-shipping discontinued lines.

Marcus Wei

Commercial director, Harborline Group

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Visual merchandising loves the cover controls, ops loves the import guardrails, and IT loves that we are not standing up another bespoke microsite per season.

Priya N.

Retail operations lead

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Ship your next PDF catalogue today

Connect your product source, publish a branded digital catalogue, and give every team the same print-ready PDF — with usage you can actually audit.

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