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RowTune is built for distributors who receive supplier price files and need to check item matches, cost basis, and pack changes before approving an update.
Try a fictional supplier updateThese are representative file problems, not customer results. Start with one of the examples or bring your own catalog and supplier file.
List prices · multipliers · units
A fitting or valve can keep the same list price while its discount multiplier changes. Check the net cost against your catalog before your team accepts the update.
Example: a $20 list price at a 0.50 multiplier becomes $10 net cost; at 0.55, it becomes $11.
See the supplier file templateSupplier codes · catalog matches
Supplier and internal part numbers may differ. Review proposed matches and preserve the source row when a description or identifier leaves doubt.
Example: a supplier code changes, but the matching internal item still needs a person's confirmation.
See the matching workflowPack quantity · cost per each
Box and case prices are easy to misread as unit costs. Compare the price basis and pack quantity before deciding whether a cost actually rose.
Example: a box of 10 at $100 becomes a box of 25 at $225: cost per each falls from $10 to $9.
Try the pack-change sampleWhatever the product category, review uncertain rows and export only the changes your team approves. ERP staging layouts require validation against your tenant template.
