Import vendor pricing from PDF, Excel, paste, or manual entry. Set margins (with per-UOM overrides), edit as needed, then export an internal sheet or customer-ready quote.
1 Import pricing data
Start with a blank table and add rows manually.
★ Pick a sheet
This file has multiple sheets with pricing. Pick the one you want to use for this quote.
★ Central States Price Catalog — Select a section
Multiple sections detected. Select the one you'd like to use for this price sheet. Each section has its own price columns — run the tool again to build a sheet for a different section.
★ Brava Roof Tile — Non-Stocking Pricing
Select the product line you'd like to build a price sheet for. Stocking pricing is not included.
Each section uses color/quantity tiers as price columns — run the tool again for a different product line.
★ Review extracted data
Found a price table
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0Products found
0Price columns
—Header row
First 10 products that will be imported:
Manual column mapping
For each column, pick what it is. Multiple columns marked SKU or Description will be combined. UOM and Cost columns pair up by position — the first UOM with the cost(s) that follow it, etc.
If detection picked the wrong row, change it here.
2 Quote details
3 Margin & line items
How margins work
The default applies to every UOM column. Override any cell to use a different margin for one product/UOM.