Import price rows
Bring product and price-list updates into a reviewable workflow.
Wholesale Price List Import Software
Update wholesale prices with review before the catalogue changes.
Price list imports must help suppliers review tier prices, margins and affected product rows before buyers rely on the new catalogue data.
Example order
Price list import
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Price rows loaded
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Tier changes visible
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Margin reviewed
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Account ordering ready
Real Porosi product screens. Customers can order on iOS, Android or the web, and submitted orders appear in the supplier dashboard for review.
Price import route
Price imports must protect account trust.
Wholesale price changes affect buyer confidence, staff review and invoice preparation. Import workflows must show what will change before those prices shape submitted orders.
Check affected tiers
See which tier prices or customer detailss are affected before applying changes.
Review margin signals
Keep cost, price and margin context close to catalogue updates.
Check order outcomes
Confirm buyer-facing prices and staff review context make sense before rollout.
One order, two perspectives
Price list imports need commercial control, more than speed.
A buyer builds the order from the products, prices and history available to their account. When they press submit, price list imports, tier prices, account pricing context and margins stay with the order, so the supplier can check it without retyping a call, email or message.
Customer side
Trade buyers need
- Prices that match their account expectations when they order.
- Product context that makes price changes understandable.
- A stable app and web route for repeat buying after updates.
Supplier side
Supplier teams need
- Visibility over which prices and tiers will change.
- Margin-aware review before the catalogue is updated.
- Cleaner next step from product pricing into order review.
What the supplier receives
Compare price list import by what can be reviewed.
The supplier team receives one order record with price list imports, tier prices, account pricing context and margins. Staff can check exceptions before picking, delivery or invoice preparation begins.
Tier pricing
Single-price update
Account tiers may be checked too late.
Affected-tier preview
Porosi keeps tier-price effects visible during product setup.
Margin pressure
Price-only view
Cost and margin context can be separated from catalogue updates.
Margin-aware review
Price work can be reviewed with margin context before applying changes.
Buyer trust
Unexpected price changes
Customers may see prices staff did not review.
Controlled catalogue update
Supplier teams can check price-list impact before buyer ordering depends on it.
Rollout
Check price imports with the accounts that are hardest to price.
Use products with different tiers, margin pressure, agreed account expectations and recent price changes.
Choose price examples
Include routine products, margin-sensitive lines and tiered prices.
Preview the effect
Review changed rows, affected tiers and product context.
Check buyer ordering
Open the account ordering path and confirm the new pricing context is clear.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Wholesale Price List Import Software
How would Wholesale Price List Import Software work for a regular customer?
Wholesale price changes affect buyer confidence, staff review and invoice preparation. Import workflows must show what will change before those prices shape submitted orders.
What can buyers do with price list import?
Prices that match their account expectations when they order. Product context that makes price changes understandable.
What does the supplier team receive from price list import?
Visibility over which prices and tiers will change. Margin-aware review before the catalogue is updated.
How does Porosi start a rollout?
Use products with different tiers, margin pressure, agreed account expectations and recent price changes.
See it with your own accounts
Review price-list import risk before the next update.
Bring tier-price examples, margin-sensitive products and the spreadsheet your team uses to update prices.