LineSheetDesk

A small card brand sells to a dozen shops, three of them on prices agreed over coffee. A copy of the price list for each shop works fine until the notebook goes up by fifty cents and four files need fixing. LineSheetDesk keeps the range in one product library and builds the line sheet, the PDF catalog shop buyers order from, with each shop's prices worked in.

Products come in from a CSV or Excel file, and photos are matched to items by SKU or exact file name. Each buyer gets a percentage discount, and single products can carry a fixed price that overrides it. When a new spreadsheet arrives, every change is shown item by item before it is saved. Products missing from the new file stay in the library until someone archives them.

The catalogs come in three layouts, in A4 or US Letter, with the brand's logo and colour. Each catalog is saved as a copy before export, so later price changes leave files already sent untouched. A batch export makes one PDF per buyer and bundles them into a ZIP.

Orders, inventory, currency conversion and taxes stay outside the app, the terms say. A demo with six fictional products and two buyers needs no sign-up.