Product pages built from your data, not laid out by hand
Type your size. You have it before you let go of the keyboard.
Hundreds of browsable references, with families, technical data sheets and downloadable documentation. And a search that understands how your customer writes, not how you name it.
Your whole catalogue fits in a sixty page PDF. You uploaded it, it sits behind a link in the footer, and nobody opens it. The ones who do find a table meant for printing, make two zoom gestures on their phone and leave.
The alternative is worse. A site where finding a reference already requires knowing how you call it. The professional customer types the size the way it reads on the side of the part, and the search returns nothing, because in your system the same thing is written with dashes and in a different order. That customer does not write you a polite email. They pick up the phone, and if you do not answer, the next name on the list does.
Six pieces, already built
Product families a new reference joins automatically
Search and filters in the customer's own words
Technical data sheets and safety sheets, downloadable
The same catalogue in Finnish and English
An edit panel that never touches the layout
Four steps
You send us your catalogue as it is
A spreadsheet, an old site, a PDF or your supplier's file.
The structure gets defined
What counts as a family, what as a reference, which fields get filtered.
The data gets loaded
Bulk loading is our work, not something you do at night.
The pages get generated and the panel is handed over
Every reference gets its own page, and you make the first entry yourself.
Frequently asked questions
How many references can it hold?
The same amount of work for you whether it is twenty or a thousand, because the catalogue is generated from data, not typed.
Can I add products myself?
Yes, from the panel, the same way as the rest of the content.
What about technical documents?
They upload as part of the reference page and download from there.
Does it work in two languages?
Yes, the whole catalogue in both languages, not a translator layered on top.