Bring your supplier price list or inventory sheet into your slab catalog — in three steps, nothing is changed until you confirm. ← Back to catalog
1Choose your file
A CSV or Excel list of your slabs
2Match the columns
Tell us which column is the color, supplier, etc.
3Who is who
Match suppliers & materials to your catalog
4Review & import
Check what's new vs. already in your catalog
Step 1 · Choose your file
Upload a spreadsheet where each row is one slab and the first row holds the column titles (Material, Color, Finish, Size, Supplier, SKU…). Accepts .csv, .xlsx, and .xls.
Click to choose a file or drag it here
CSV or Excel · first row = column titles
Using Google Sheets? In Google Sheets choose File → Download → Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) or Comma-separated values (.csv), then upload that file here. Not sure how your sheet should look? .
Step 2 · Match your columns ·
For each slab detail below, pick the matching column from your file. We already guessed from your headers — just confirm or fix them. The e.g. line shows a real value from your file so you can tell it's the right one. Anything your file doesn't have? Leave it on “— not in my file —”. Only Material is required.
Step 3 · Who is who
These are the suppliers and material types found in your file, matched against what you already have in the catalog. Confirm or fix each one — this is what prevents duplicates like “MSI” vs “M S International”.
Step 4 · Review & import
Here's what we'll do with each slab. Nothing is saved until you click Import. You can edit any cell, and uncheck the Import? box to leave a row out.
newadded to your catalogupdatealready in your catalog — refreshes itneeds infoadd a Material to include it
Prices →load any mapped Price into price groupeach price lands as per-sq-ft or per-slab based on “Sold by.” Only used if you mapped a Price.