Imagine a supplier with three articles: a bearing, a connector and a valve. The table below represents its starting data. In the public tour, you can find these articles, build a list and simulate the buyer review. The source table and import explanation are illustrative; the tour itself starts with a fixed fictional assortment.
This is a product walkthrough, not a customer case study. The items and quantities are fictional. It reports no customer results, time savings or sales. The interactive tour simulates the buyer journey without sending a request or email or creating an order.
01 / The starting file
Three products, with stable article codes
| Article | Product | Unit |
|---|---|---|
A-104 | Precision bearing | piece |
B-208 | Brass connector | piece |
C-312 | Control valve | piece |
For your own catalog, prepare a supported Excel or CSV file, map its columns and review the import. This table explains the example; the tour does not upload or import a file.
2. Find A-104 in the product tour
Open the interactive example, enter A-104 in the article search and find the bearing. Choose a quantity of 2 and add it to the list. The tour accepts whole-piece quantities from 1 to 999; your real products can have different configured rules.
3. Add B-208 and review the list
Find B-208, choose 5 and add it. Review the two lines: A-104 × 2 and B-208 × 5. Adding the same article again updates its line instead of creating a second line. You can edit quantities or remove a line before proceeding.
4. Run the local simulation
Continue to review and run the simulation. The tour shows the next stage of the buyer journey. It sends no request or email and creates no order. Refreshing the page clears the example list.
How the real workflow differs
In a configured company catalog, a permitted buyer submits a stored request for an authorized manager to review. Real publication, access, product rules and commercial review are separate from this tour. No stock reservation, goods payment or ERP delivery is implied by submitting a Simple Catalog request.
Practical questions
Is this a real customer’s assortment?
No. These are fictional products from the public tour. No customer data, testimonial or measured business result is presented.
Does the example prove the import has run?
No. The table illustrates the source data. Actual file import happens in an authorized company workspace with mapping and review.
Can I share my own product file?
Use the catalog discussion form to describe your company, file and workflow. Agree the preparation scope and access before providing private product or customer information.
Start with your actual product file.
Tell us about your assortment, buyers and request process. Review the plans and setup fees, then agree the scope and any integration requirements before starting.