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An e-catalogue is an online presentation of information on products and services that are offered and sold by an organization. For organizations especially those having large product lines and several service offerings, multiple buyers, complex supply-chains and logistics; converting to an e-catalogue system is a complex task and requires careful planning and implementation. CSIS can create from static catalogs for as little as 10 products to fully dynamic catalogs containing thousands of products. We further offer customized solutions to add more useful features as per your requirements.

. It can be updated more efficiently and cheaply as the publishing process is faster and there
  are no printing and paper costs, price changes and availability can be updated immediately.
. It is available to customers anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
  Coupled with an online payment system, it encourages sales and assists cash-flow through
  the use of cross-links and product-to-product association the web site can automatically
  encourage users to purchase additional products (cross-selling) and more of a product or
  service (up-selling).
. It makes it possible to combine text, numeric's and images as well as hyperlinks to further
  product information globally available.
. Once your e-catalogue and system is set-up, one can add, delete or modify products,
  prices, descriptions and pictures themselves.
. Speedy process for retrieval of information, conducting a transaction and delivery of goods
. It reduces your expenses, increase your sales volume and covers a widespread
  geographical area.

The challenges

One of the key questions businesses need to ask is that with all the technical and operating requirements imposed on me by either buyers or intermediaries, how do I customize my data to comply with their systems, how can I reduce the necessity to re-key information and orders and how do I keep my e-catalogue updated?

To this end, one need to have a well-structured product/service database that uses recognized national and international standards (beg. ABN for business identification, ANZIC codes for industry classification, UNSPC for units of measure, EAN/UCC numbers for product identification). Using such standards means the catalogue information can be mapped, transformed and searched more effectively by potential buyers. This approach reduces effort in recreating and updating catalogue content, can adapt quickly to changing technologies and applications, and provide a basis for establishing a scalable e-catalogue infrastructure.