Compare and merge supplier CSV files.

Start with a small example. Imagine your current file has a tote bag with SKU 0001, price 12.00 and stock 8. Your supplier sends a new price of 13.20 and stock 0. You can update just the price, just the stock, or both.

Check one file

Use this to look for file problems or tidy values without comparing suppliers. For example, remove unwanted spaces from names. If you add several files in this mode, they are checked separately.

Compare an update

Add your current file first, then a supplier update. Map & match has a source-difference view for all added, missing and changed values. The later review shows only the changes your update rules propose.

Merge supplier files

Add your current file first, followed by the supplier files. If two suppliers send different values for the same product, you choose which supplier to trust. If they use the same code for different products, include the supplier name when matching them.

Choose files / drag and drop

Add CSV, TSV or XLSX files from your device. CSV separates cells with commas or another mark; TSV uses tabs; XLSX is an Excel workbook. A file list shows which is the baseline and which are updates. Adding a file does not send it to RowParcel’s server.

Move earlier / Remove

The arrow changes an update file’s order. The bin removes that file from this workspace, not from your device. Where you choose supplier priority, the first supplier has the highest priority. The baseline remains the first file.

Try a realistic sample / Load sample files

Choose a scenario and load its practice files. Loading a sample replaces the current file selection and settings. Sample names, addresses and products are fictional.

Paste tabular data / Use pasted data

Paste a small table with its heading row, then choose Use pasted data. It becomes another source file in the workspace.

Inspect format / Clear all / Cancel

Inspect format moves to the file preview. Clear all clears this workspace and its current files, not the original files on your device. Cancel stops an operation that is running. Check the resulting file list before continuing.