Accelerating growth for leading B2B organizations

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Suppliers can increase their sales with digital catalogs

Increase Visibility

Add yourself to native searches inside buyer's procurement portals to increase sales.

Improve B2B Service

Make your products stand out by expanding attributes, languages, and personalized content.

Win more tenders

Position yourself as a digital leader in the RFI process to differentiate from competitors.

Improve time to value

Provide real-time data and richer catalogs with videos, brochures, and 3D models within buyers' portals.

Pricing

Comparable legacy solutions today range from $40K to $100K.

1 catalog

Pay per update

$1.000

$ 495 per update

For catalogs that don't change often.

1 catalog

Unlimited updates

$8.000

$ 3,995 per year

For catalogs that require constant updates.

Unlimited catalogs

Unlimited updates

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For multiple catalogs connected to multiple buyers. Real time updates.

All catalogs have a one time setup fee of $2000 (free for the first 100 companies to apply).

Rating of 4.6/5 stars on G2

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B2B sales today

Discover how Sales Layer can increase the visibility of your catalogs, improve their time to value, and deliver a more complete B2B service with L2 punchout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How eprocurement systems work for suppliers?

How buyers see your products in an ERP or eprocurement system? 

What is a hosted catalog?

What is a punchout catalog?

Difference between a Level 1 Punchout and Level 2 Punchout catalog?

Some risks of not upgrading to Level 2 catalog?

How to quickly upgrade existing hosted catalogs to Level 2? 

How you load a Sales layer Catalog?

Portability of a punchout catalog (S/4, Ariba, & any customer asking for cXML or OCI-5 catalogs)?

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