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“Our best specs live in a PDF from three years ago.”
One spec table per product family, in every language, so a change reaches all of them together. Buyers filter by product, standard and application, and download the spec sheet.
Buyers check the spec sheet before they call. Make it easy to find, and the quote easy to send.
Exporters lose deals before the first call: specs stuck in a PDF, certificates procurement has to ask for, quotes retyped from email. We build the catalogue, certificate pages and quote forms you sell through, and keep them current.
If your WordPress catalogue is sound, restructuring it usually costs less than a rebuild. We will say so.
Honest before clever
What we fix for exporters
Five places export sales stall before the first call
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“Purchasing teams have to email us for ISO certificates.”
Current, dated certificate and policy downloads next to each product, shown the way purchasing teams check them. Expired ones can be replaced without a developer.
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“Adding one product means waiting for the web agency.”
Your team adds products, spec fields and documents in the admin. We handle the harder changes, plus the updates and checks every month.
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“We go to the fair, and the website embarrasses us.”
We plan back from the fair date: products, certificates and language pages brought up to date, and a site that works on a phone at the stand.
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“Quote requests (RFQs) get retyped from email into the ERP.”
A quote form that asks for product, quantity, Incoterm and destination, and sends it to the right salesperson. RFQs that arrive by email are read into the same form, then go on to the ERP you use.
What we already know
Industrial buyers read a site differently. We build for how they read
Product lines, standards and certificates shape the structure long before the design. These are the details we plan for from the first meeting.
Buyers Compare on the Spec
A fertiliser is chosen on its guaranteed content, a gas hose on EN 14800, a nail on gauge and finish.
Certificates Have Dates
Procurement checks the certificate number and the expiry date. An expired PDF on the site raises a question before the first call.
One Product, Two Ways In
Installers search by application, procurement by standard. One product page, found both ways.
Where AI fits a manufacturer
AI reads and drafts. Your people approve
Where AI helps
First drafts, approved by your people.
- Emailed quote requests read into the quote form, with missing details flagged.
- First-draft product translations in a new export language, checked by someone who knows the terms.
- First answers to repeat technical questions from your own documents, for an engineer to approve, once enquiry volume makes it worth it.
Where it does not
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Pricing and Technical Approval
Margins, lead times and specification fit stay with your people. AI that guesses a pressure rating is a risk.
Where it does not
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Compliance Figures
Certificate validity, test results and emissions data come from the documents and your specialists, never from a model's summary.
What changes
What changes once buyers can search your catalogue
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A Catalogue Foreign Buyers Can Use
Every product with its standard, sizes, applications and documents, in the languages your buyers read.
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Quote Requests Ready to Price
Complete enquiries sent to the right person, instead of free-text emails that start a week of questions.
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One Team Through New Lines and Markets
The team that built the catalogue updates it when a line or market changes.
Export catalogues we built
Where manufacturers start with us
Three ways in, depending on what costs you most
Each is a fixed-price first step: a product catalogue export buyers can read, RFQ forms that collect what you need to quote, or monthly care for the site you have.
RFQ & Quote Forms
Quote requests missing quantity or the drawing? A form on every product that asks what sales needs.
Export Product Catalogue
Specs stuck in PDFs, certificates sent on request? A catalogue buyers can search, in their language.
Export Site Care
A new product, an expired certificate, a German page a year behind? We keep your catalogue current every month.
In production
Manufacturers and exporters we built for
Related applications & industries
Close to what you sell through, if you want to go deeper
Maintenance, Security & Hosting
Keep the catalogue site updated, backed up and fast.
Takeover & Handover
Take over a site someone else built, logins and code included.
Logistics & Freight
Shipments, tracking and paperwork after the order.
E-Commerce & Retail
When the catalogue starts taking orders online.
FAQ
Questions manufacturers ask before we start
It is quoted at a fixed price agreed before any code is written. Cost moves with the number of products and spec fields, the languages and any connection to your ERP. If you already have a site, start with a System Review, credited against the build if you go ahead within 30 days; restructuring an existing WordPress catalogue is often cheaper than a rebuild. Current prices are on our pricing page.
Yes. Each product carries its spec sheet, certificates and registration documents, and expired documents are easy to replace without a developer.
Yes. We recover the logins, hosting and code, review what is there and move it onto accounts in your name. Then we keep products, certificates and language pages current every month.
Often, if we start early enough. Tell us the fair date in your first message. We plan backwards from it, and we tell you if the time is too short.
In small jobs a person checks: reading emailed RFQs into the quote form and drafting translations for someone who knows your terms. It does not set prices, approve technical fit or write certificate data.
We do, if you want us to. Reactll has run software in production since 2018, so we run and maintain what we build rather than handing over code and walking away.
