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Supplier connections

Connect the supplier SKU to your assortment

Keep supplier records, external product details and stock data beside the internal product they describe. Review links and incoming quantities before using that information in assortment or purchasing decisions.

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4 connected capabilities
bmanager.io / Supplier connectionsExample workspace
Supplier assortment / Northline Furniture

Two SKUs. One product.

Product linked
Supplier recordARC-OAK-01Northline Furniture
Product relationship↔Identifiers in context
Internal productBM-1024Arc dining chair
Stock dataSupplier PIM data
Supplier product information
FieldSupplier value
Supplier SKUARC-OAK-01
Alternative SKUARC-NAT
EANExample identifier
Supplier stockAvailable
Incoming quantity40 units
Expected arrival12 October
BrandNorthline
Internal relationshipArc dining chair · Natural oak

Fictional supplier and example data. External availability is not physical stock in your warehouse.

Illustrative product view · Example data

01

Fewer SKU blind spots

Review supplier and internal product identifiers together.

02

Incoming stock context

Inspect external availability, incoming quantity and ETA.

03

An organized supplier picture

Maintain supplier and brand records alongside the assortment.

The workflow

Built for the way
the work moves.

  1. 01

    Find the supplier

    Open the supplier record and its assortment.

  2. 02

    Check the relationship

    Compare the supplier SKU with the linked internal product.

  3. 03

    Review the incoming data

    Inspect stock and PIM information before a purchasing decision.

01

Two catalogues. One understandable relationship.

Supplier product records preserve external identifiers while keeping the internal product link visible.

  • Internal and supplier SKUs
  • Alternative SKU and EAN
  • Supplier, product and brand context
02

External information stays inspectable

Stock and product information are separate views of the same supplier record.

  • Supplier stock data
  • Supplier PIM data
  • Incoming quantity and expected arrival

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A dedicated place
for every capability.

See how each part of supplier connections works, and where it connects.

01

Supplier records

Keep the supplier identity beside its assortment and purchasing context.

Explore feature 02

Supplier product catalogue

Resolve external product identifiers against the internal assortment.

Explore feature 03

Supplier data synchronization

Review external stock and assortment updates through supplier-specific connections.

Explore feature 04

Supplier brands

Maintain brands in the context of their supplier assortment.

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Good to know

The practical
questions.

Are supplier and internal SKUs separate?

Yes. Supplier product records show the supplier SKU and the related internal product SKU.

Does supplier stock mean warehouse stock?

No. External supplier information is separate from the stock physically held in your warehouse.

Does every supplier synchronize in the same way?

No. Supplier-specific jobs and integrations exist; available feeds and schedules depend on the configured connection.

Keep the context connected

The next part
of the picture.

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