A price sheet becomes a live listing — faster than the old way.
Most teams take days — and three tools — to get a new supplier item selling. Skuwell's supplier-to-shelf flow does it in one sitting: import, draft for your review, price by rule, publish with preflight checks.
Bring a real price sheet to your demo — we'll run it live.
How it works
Import the catalog
Drop in the supplier's price sheet. Rows become structured catalog items with costs and identifiers.
Enrich, you approve
Titles, attributes, descriptions, and SKUs are drafted automatically and held for your review — nothing publishes itself.
Price, preflight, publish
Your pricing rules set every tier; preflight verifies channel requirements; the listing goes live.
Why it matters
Speed is margin
The faster a new item is live, the sooner it sells. Days of data entry become a focused review pass.
Consistency at scale
Drafts follow your catalog's structure, so product #4,000 is as clean as product #4.
It's already purchasable
Because the item came from a vendor catalog, reordering it is one click — the supply chain is attached from day one.
Supplier-to-Shelf, answered.
What file formats can I import?
Standard spreadsheet formats (CSV, Excel) work, with column mapping previews so you can verify everything before any data is committed.
Does Skuwell publish products on its own?
No. Enriched products wait in a review queue. You approve, edit, or reject before anything reaches a sales channel.
Which channels can it publish to?
Shopify, Amazon, Etsy, eBay, Faire, and Michaels — each through channel mappings that format the product to that channel's requirements.
What happens to pricing?
Your price lists and rules apply automatically — cost-based markups, tier pricing, and rounding — so the published price follows your strategy, not a guess.
See it live on your demo.
Bring a real price sheet to your demo — we'll run it live.
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