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Catalogue

Find where products, schemas, imports and pricing rules live, and which products bring each view.

Updated 23 September 2026

Why
Product data lives in supplier files and spreadsheets, so matching a request means reading them by hand.
What
One catalogue of products described by schemas, filtered by their attributes and priced by rules.
How
Import a CSV, XLSX or REST feed, map the columns to a schema, and the AI matches requests against it.

Find it at /app/catalog: an area in the menu under Products. Brought by Sales Engineer, Wizard, Commerce, Source and Stock.

Views

ViewWhat it showsAdded by
ProductsSearch the grid and filter by any attribute the schema marks as a filter.Sales Engineer, Wizard, Commerce, Source and Stock
SchemasStart from a preset schema, read one from a file or build your own.Sales Engineer, Wizard, Commerce, Source and Stock
ImportsMap columns, check the rows, import; REST feeds refresh nightly or on demand.Sales Engineer, Wizard, Commerce, Source and Stock
PricingQuantity breaks by product, category, schema or service, on every quote line.Sales Engineer, Wizard, Commerce and Source
Suppliers' pricesEvery supplier's price for a product side by side, the best picked out.Source

Parts you meet here

The Catalogue area on its Schemas view: the product schemas the presets installed, each with its fields and facets, and no products yet.
/app/catalog?tab=schemas, demonstration data, captured 23 September 2026. Open full size

Build a catalogue

  1. Step 1.

    In Schemas, start from a preset schema or build one: it decides the fields and the filters.

  2. Step 2.

    In Imports, map a CSV or XLSX file to the schema and check the rows, or keep a REST feed in sync under Connections. See importing products and REST connections.

  3. Step 3.

    In Pricing, set the quantity rules and special prices every quote line reads. The old /app/pricing address opens this view.