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Keep a supplier's price lists and documents

When a supplier sends a new price list, the costs you key into SKU.io are only as trustworthy as the file they came from. Upload that file to the supplier, and anyone on your team can open the original when a cost looks wrong — without digging through someone's inbox.

Before you begin​

  • You need permission to edit suppliers to upload, describe, or delete files. Anyone who can view the supplier can open them.
  • Files can be PDF, Excel, CSV, images, email files, or ZIP archives, up to 20 MB each.

Upload a price list file​

  1. Go to Contacts → Suppliers and open the supplier — for example, Acme Supplies.
  2. Open the Products tab and click Documents.
  3. Drag the file onto Drop files here or click to upload, or click it and choose the file. You can add several files at once.
  4. To say what the file is, click the pencil icon on its card, type a description — for example, 2027 wholesale list with 500+ price breaks, USD — and save it.

The Price List Documents card with one uploaded PDF, its description, size, who uploaded it and date

Each card shows the file name, your description, its size, who uploaded it, and when. Use the icons on the card to:

IconWhat it does
EyePreview the file in SKU.io (PDFs and images).
Arrow out of a boxOpen the file in a new browser tab.
PencilEdit the description.
BinDelete the file, after a confirmation.

A new price list doesn't replace the old one. Upload each new edition next to the last one and put the date or season in its description, so the history stays on the supplier.

Where other documents live​

Supplier and purchasing documents each have a home next to the record they belong to:

DocumentWhere to keep it
Supplier certificates — food safety, quality, insurance, label versions — with expiry datesThe supplier's Compliance tab. See Track supplier certificates.
Files you send to or receive from a supplier about one purchase orderAttach them to a message on the purchase order's Communication tab. See Message a supplier from a purchase order.
The supplier's invoiceThe purchase invoice. See Record a supplier invoice.
The supplier's credit memoThe vendor credit. See Scan a supplier credit memo.
Paperwork for a received batch — certificates of analysis, inspection reportsThe lot. See File documents on a lot.

Next steps​

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