1. Parametric / Part Search
Can buyers filter by specs from your menus, your search box and a Google landing page? Engineers know the values they need, not the part number. Filters that work everywhere keep them on your site.
Twenty vendors means twenty ways of naming specs and twenty definitions of in stock. Buyers still expect one catalog with filters that work.
MarketPush network of 15M+ ready-to-sell SKUs at no added SKU cost.

Combining catalogs is easy. Making them filter together is the hard part. If one vendor lists capacitance in µF, another in nF and a third in free text, one filter cannot search them all.
Buyers also need to know what can actually ship. Showing only in-stock parts keeps their trust.
Mapping them by hand does not scale, and every new vendor adds more work.
Buyers judge you on whether what they find can ship.
Adding a line traditionally means buying it first. A multi-vendor model changes that arithmetic.
For distributors, the focus is combining vendor catalogs, showing what can ship, and selling online.
Can buyers filter by specs from your menus, your search box and a Google landing page? Engineers know the values they need, not the part number. Filters that work everywhere keep them on your site.
Can buyers see stock at the moment they choose a part? Showing live distributor stock on your page keeps the decision with you.
Can a buyer without an account place an order? A simple checkout captures prototype and small orders, and the relationship that follows.
Can buyers send a whole parts list as one request? Keeping the list, quantities and context together gives your team a qualified project, not a generic enquiry.
Structured onboarding with data requirements enforced at entry, so a vendor's catalog arrives usable.
Each vendor's specs are matched to one shared set of spec names and units, so one filter works across every vendor rather than within each.
What can ship now, across all vendors.
Choose which sellers appear, to whom, and in which regions.
Per-seller, per-category commercial rules, reportable and auditable.
The network, at no added SKU cost, so you can add lines without a data project first.
A stated agenda, a real solutions engineer, and a written follow-up with what we found whether or not you proceed.