Supplier price updates.
Extracted, checked,
and
ready to sync..
An automated system that reads supplier price changes from emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, and scanned files, then prepares clean updates for your store systems.
Manual price entry
slows down margin control.
Supplier updates arrive in different formats. Teams retype product codes, check prices by hand, and chase mismatches across files before the update can reach the store system.
Pricing delay
Price changes wait while teams find, read, and enter updates manually.
Manual workload
Procurement and pricing teams spend too much time copying product codes and prices from supplier files.
Supplier formats
PDFs, spreadsheets, scans, and informal messages make product matching harder.
Margin leakage
Old prices and late updates make it harder to protect margin when supplier costs change.
Five steps.
Three of them autonomous.
Your procurement team still owns pricing decisions. The system reads supplier files, matches products, validates changes, and prepares updates for review.
The system extracts and validates. Your team makes the final call on pricing.
What your team actually sees.
Live dashboard, supplier updates, extraction status, validation issues, margin alerts, and approval queue in one view.
Less manual work.
Cleaner price updates.
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Less manual work
Teams review clean updates instead of retyping every row from supplier files.
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Better margin control
Price changes that affect margin are flagged before approval.
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Cleaner pricing data
Validation checks catch product, unit, and price mismatches before sync.
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Faster update flow
Supplier price changes move through a structured review queue instead of manual handoff.
Show us your supplier price updates.
We'll show you the where the process slows down..
We map how your suppliers send prices, identify manual steps, and define where automation can reduce delay, errors, and margin leakage.
Free operational assessment
We review how you currently handle supplier price updates and show which file formats, approval rules, and store-system handoffs are ready for automation.