Join the waitlist for a CSV/XLSX comparison tool that turns two supplier price lists into a reviewable change report before you update your catalog.
Example
See the kind of messy input this waitlist is validating and the product-style report it could return.
Example input
Uploaded files: supplier_prices_may.csv and supplier_prices_june.csv SKU,Description,Cost,MAP,Available AP-100,Linen Apron Natural,12.50,24.00,Yes AP-101,Linen Apron Black,12.50,24.00,Yes TT-204,Cotton Tea Towel Navy,3.80,8.00,No MB-330,Market Basket Large,18.40,36.00,Yes June file includes: AP-100,Linen Apron Natural,13.25,25.00,Yes AP-101,Linen Apron Black,12.50,24.00,No TT-205,Cotton Tea Towel Olive,3.95,8.00,Yes MB-330,Market Basket Large,18.40,36.00,Yes
Example output
Report summary
Two supplier price lists compared with only the action-worthy catalog changes highlighted.
5
SKUs compared
1
Price changes
1
New SKUs
2
Availability changes
Detected findings
Cost and MAP changed
mediumAP-100 cost moved from 12.50 to 13.25 and MAP moved from 24.00 to 25.00.
Availability changed to No
mediumAP-101 is available in May but unavailable in June.
New SKU detected
lowTT-205 appears in June and was not present in the May file.
Possible replacement item
lowTT-204 disappeared while TT-205 appeared in the same product family.
Change preview
| SKU | Change | Review action |
|---|---|---|
| AP-100 | Cost + MAP changed | Review pricing before import |
| AP-101 | Available Yes → No | Mark unavailable or hold update |
| TT-204 | Missing from new file | Check discontinued status |
| TT-205 | New SKU | Add if product is approved |
Waitlist
Leave your email and optionally describe the exact file or workflow you would want checked.
FAQ
Do I need a database for this?
No. The concept is simple file-to-file comparison: old supplier list in, new supplier list in, change report out.
Will it decide what prices I should charge?
No. It only detects supplier-list changes. It does not make pricing, financial, or margin recommendations.
Can it detect discontinued items?
It can flag items missing from the new file, but the final discontinued decision stays with you.
What should I describe when joining?
Mention how often suppliers send new files and which fields you need compared: cost, MAP, stock, title, barcode, or images.