Keep prices, products and quotes on one source

Furniture price list management means keeping product prices, currencies, bulk updates, customer or user assignments and PDF/Excel outputs connected to the quote workflow.

How to Manage Furniture Price Lists
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If the price list is separate from quoting, teams return to old Excel files.

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Delbig keeps price, product, customer and quote data in one record structure.

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Bulk price edits, price history, PDF and Excel outputs make sales control stronger.

The price list should feed the quote

In furniture sales, price may change by product, collection, currency, dealer rule, campaign or customer agreement. When those values are copied manually into quotes, old prices and inconsistent customer pricing become likely.

  • Products and prices should come from the same catalog structure.
  • Different customer groups should be assignable to different price lists.
  • When a quote is shared as PDF or link, the price source should stay traceable.

Delbig connects price updates to sales flow

In Delbig, product records, price lists, customer assignments and quote rows move in the same workflow, so the team manages price as part of the quote-to-order process instead of as a separate table.

  • Bulk price updates and Excel import/export can be handled in the workflow.
  • Price list PDF output can be shared with customers or dealers in a controlled way.
  • Price history and assignment logic strengthen sales control.

Frequently asked questions

Can furniture price lists be managed in Excel?

They can at the beginning, but as products, customers, dealers, currencies and quotes grow, Excel creates control and old-price risks.

Does Delbig connect price lists to quotes?

Yes. The goal is to keep product, price, customer and quote rows moving from the same data structure.

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