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Turn ERP product codes into a catalogue buyers can search

Catalogue takes the short codes and abbreviations in your ERP, adds what’s in your supplier sheets, and drafts the descriptions, attributes and search words a trade storefront needs. Your team approves every change.

ERP product data wasn’t written for buyers

Item names like “TONER HP 26A BLK 3.1K” work for your warehouse, not for a buyer searching your storefront. Fixing thousands of them by hand never makes the top of the list.

  • Codes instead of descriptions

    Products go online with the ERP’s abbreviated names, so buyers can’t tell what they are or whether they fit.

  • Search that misses

    Buyers search by the words they use, such as a printer model or a trade name, and products without those words don’t show up.

  • Gaps nobody sees

    Missing images, weights and dimensions only come to light when a buyer asks or freight goes wrong.

How Catalogue works

  1. 1

    Reads what you already have

    Starts from item names, codes and fields in your ERP, plus supplier spreadsheets and spec sheets you upload.

  2. 2

    Writes descriptions and attributes

    Drafts a clear product name, description and attributes such as size, colour, pack size and compatibility.

  3. 3

    Adds search synonyms

    Adds the codes, model numbers and trade words buyers search for, so search finds the product.

  4. 4

    Writes image alt text

    Describes product images for accessibility and search.

  5. 5

    Flags what’s missing

    Lists products without images, weights, dimensions or a category, so your team can fix the most-viewed first.

  6. 6

    Your team approves

    Nothing goes live until a person approves or edits it. Your ERP stays the source for codes, prices and stock.

What it reads

  • Item names, codes and fields from your ERP
  • Supplier spreadsheets and price files
  • Spec sheets and product PDFs
  • What buyers search for on your storefront

What it checks for every product

  • A buyer-friendly name and description
  • Attributes such as size, pack size and compatibility
  • An image, with alt text
  • Weight and dimensions for freight

How our AI stays safe

The same rules apply to every co-worker, whatever it does.

  • A person approves when it isn’t sure

    You set the confidence level. Anything below it waits for one of your team.

  • Every action is logged

    Each order, quote or message is recorded against the document it came from.

  • The same permissions as your staff

    Co-workers follow the same user roles and permissions as the people on your team.

  • Your data stays in Australia

    Customer and order data is hosted in Sydney, Australia.

  • You see what each one did

    A dashboard shows what each co-worker processed, how accurate it was and the time it saved.

Starting from the system you already run

Catalogue reads product data through the same native integrations as the rest of TierCommerce. Your ERP stays the source for codes, prices and stock.

Catalogue questions

Does it change data in our ERP?

No. Descriptions, attributes and synonyms are stored in TierCommerce for your storefront. Codes, prices and stock still come from your ERP.

Does anything go live without a person checking it?

No. Every description and attribute waits for someone on your team to approve or edit it.

Can it use our suppliers’ product data?

Yes. Upload supplier spreadsheets and spec sheets, and Catalogue uses them alongside your ERP data.

How does it help search?

It adds search synonyms, such as model numbers, old codes and trade names, so buyers find products by the words they use.

Which plans include Catalogue?

Professional and Enterprise, with a monthly usage allowance.

Is Catalogue available now?

Catalogue is on our roadmap. Book a demo and we’ll show you where it’s up to and when it will be ready for your business.

See TierCommerce running on your own products.

Bring a price list and a recent purchase order. We’ll show you both working in 30 minutes.