Product data from supplier catalogsBeta
Turn catalogs and datasheets into structured product attributes.
Beta: tested on public catalogs and datasheets; more datasheet layouts come with customer files.
DRV-24 · LED driver 24V 150W
From ldx-150-datasheet.pdf, page 1
| Attribute | Value | File says |
|---|---|---|
| DC voltage | 24 V | “24V” |
| Rated current | 6.25 A | “6.25A” |
| Rated power | 150 W | “150W” |
| Efficiency (typ.) | 91 % | “91%” |
4 new values · waiting for your approvalNew
How it works
- Step 1Upload a catalog or datasheet
Excel, CSV or PDF from the supplier or the manufacturer.
- Step 2Confirm the attributes
Choose which columns are attributes; the layout is remembered.
- Step 3Review the values
New, changed and conflicting values, each with its source.
- Step 4Apply and export
Approved values go to your products; export them as CSV or XLSX.
What it handles
- Datasheet tables
- Specification tables with models across the page become one row per model.
- Units and ranges
- Values are normalised — 6.25A becomes 6.25 A, “−40 ~ +70°C” a range — and the text as written is kept.
- Conflicts shown
- A value that differs from another source waits for you; nothing is overwritten silently.
- History
- Every attribute keeps its earlier values and where each came from.
- Same matching
- Products are found by the same identifiers as price updates.
- Exports
- One row per product, or one row per value with its source.
Try it with your own files.
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