Keep the inbox you already use
Customer order emails can flow into TradeOps, and the team can also work from PDF, Excel, or pasted order text.
TradeOps Lite reads incoming order emails and attachments, matches products against your catalog, surfaces only the exceptions, and turns the approved result into a clean CSV for your existing import workflow.
Only open orders that need a human. Clean lines stay out of the way.
Customer order emails can flow into TradeOps, and the team can also work from PDF, Excel, or pasted order text.
TradeOps reads the email and attachment together, extracts the order lines, and matches customer wording against the distributor's product catalog.
Confident lines stay quiet. Unmatched or uncertain lines remain visible beside the original source so a person can correct only what needs attention.
Approval freezes the clean order and generates a CSV for the distributor's existing import workflow. TradeOps remains the intake layer, not the system of record.
Clean OCR is not the hard part. The useful part is turning inconsistent customer descriptions, customer codes, units, and layouts into a reviewable order without silently guessing.
TradeOps keeps the original order visible beside the interpreted result. Your team corrects uncertainty instead of retyping every line that was already understood correctly.
TradeOps handled the rest.
TradeOps Lite uses the distributor’s product catalog to understand customer orders. It does not become a second inventory, accounting, or fulfilment system.
Product data used for matching. Stock stays reference-only.
Confirmed corrections are reused before another fuzzy/AI guess.
TradeOps Lite owns the intake and review step. The distributor’s existing system remains responsible for the permanent operational record.
The current Lite version stays focused on the work between an incoming customer order and the distributor’s existing import workflow. The full version can extend the same core without changing this design.
Email body, PDF, Excel, and pasted order text feed the same intake flow so the customer does not have to change how they order.
Catalog matches stay quiet. Ambiguous products and possible duplicates become visible exceptions beside the original source.
Approval freezes a clean order snapshot and makes the CSV available for the distributor’s existing import workflow.
Core TradeOps Lite functionality stays consistent. The plan changes with the number of orders your team processes each month.
For a small distributor or a single order desk.
“Enough to take your whole email order flow off manual entry.”
Choose StarterFor a busy order desk handling steady daily volume.
“Room to grow without watching the counter.”
Choose GrowthFor high-volume distributors with multiple people on order entry.
“Serious throughput, still a fraction of a salary.”
Choose ScaleCustom — talk to us: above 2,000 orders/month, or if you want a specific output or integration. We’ll shape it to your setup.
The practical questions a distributor should be able to answer before testing an order-intake layer.
TradeOps Lite reads incoming order emails and attachments, matches order lines against the distributor’s catalog, keeps uncertain lines visible for review, lets a person approve the result, and exports the approved order as CSV for the existing import workflow.
No. The intended model is the opposite: your existing platform stays the system of record. TradeOps focuses on intake, matching, exception handling, and approved-order handoff.
No. TradeOps Lite does not operate a second inventory ledger and does not decrement stock. Product catalog data is used for matching while the distributor’s existing system remains authoritative.
That is the workflow TradeOps is designed for. The system attempts to resolve inconsistent descriptions and codes, while uncertain lines remain visible for human review instead of being silently forced into a match.
Two recent POs, preferably anonymised if needed, plus only the relevant product export containing the fields required for matching. No payment or integration is needed for the initial test.
In TradeOps Lite today, approval freezes the clean order and makes a CSV available for the distributor’s existing import workflow. The site’s core workflow is intentionally destination-neutral so verified full-version destinations can be added later without changing the page structure.
B2B distributors with repeat SKU-based ordering where customer orders still arrive through email, PDF, Excel, or free-form text and someone on the team still reads and re-keys those orders into another system.
See how much repetitive order-entry work TradeOps Lite can remove from your current workflow.
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