Not a PDF. A live document tied to your data.



Change a price in your spreadsheet, press sync, and every catalog updates on the same link. No corrected PDFs, no resending, no reprints when the numbers move.

Frozen the second you export it, and out of date not long after.
A price changes and the whole file has to be remade
Every update means a new link to resend and re-embed
Print runs are obsolete the moment a tariff shifts
Linked to your data, so it reflects reality every time you sync.
Edit the spreadsheet, press sync, the catalog updates
The same link and embed stay valid forever
Your data feed is the single source of truth
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Because sync is something you trigger, not something that fires on its own, a catalog you have finalized stays exactly as sent until you say otherwise. Keep a quoted price locked for a client, snapshot a version for your records, or roll out new pricing the moment you are ready. Live updating and version control, working together instead of against each other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not on its own, and that's by design. You trigger the update with a sync, so nothing changes on a shared catalog until you decide to push it. That keeps you in control of exactly what updates and when, which matters when a catalog is tied to a quoted price.
Yes, once you sync. The catalog lives on a permanent link, so your update appears there without you resending anything. If you'd rather a client keep the version they were quoted, simply don't sync that catalog, or snapshot a copy first.
Yes. The built-in design studio lets you change anything by hand for one-off tweaks. For anything that also lives in your system, though, editing at the source and syncing keeps your data and your catalog in agreement.
Never. The link and any website embed stay exactly the same through every update. That's the whole point: one link that's always current instead of a trail of corrected PDFs.