Catalog Automation Solutions by Industry
Every industry publishes differently. Pagination automates the catalogs, price lists and datasheets each one depends on, generated from your own product data and your own InDesign templates.
Industries We Automate Today
Each page shows the documents, the data and the publishing rules that industry works with, and how Pagination generates them.
Beverage Distribution
Status: Available
Wine, spirits, wholesale and foodservice
Multi-market price lists and catalogs for wine merchants, spirits importers, beverage wholesalers and foodservice distributors, generated from one data source.
- Price lists per market, channel and customer tier
- Vintages, pack sizes and allocations straight from your data
- Multi-currency and multi-language editions
Building Materials
Status: Available
Manufacturers, distributors and dealer networks
Catalogs, dealer price lists and technical data sheets produced automatically for every region, dealer tier and language.
- Regional and dealer-tier price lists from one dataset
- Technical data sheets generated per SKU
- Print-ready PDF, packaged InDesign or editable Excel
Electronics & Electrical
Status: Available
Motors, controls, luminaires and instruments
Technical catalogs, datasheets and price lists for specification-heavy product lines, with dense parametric tables that change shape from one product family to the next.
- Parametric spec tables adapted per product family
- Compliance icons, footnotes and drawings mapped from attributes
- Regional editions down to the decimal separator
Industrial Machinery
Status: Available
Machines, equipment and spare parts
Spare-parts catalogs, technical product catalogs and price lists for machinery manufacturers, generated straight from ERP data for every market, currency and language.
- Part tables and exploded views per machine and assembly
- Price lists generated straight from the ERP
- Drawings placed with the current engineering revision
Healthcare & Medical Devices
Status: Available
Medical devices, mobility and equipment
Product catalogs, configurable order forms and price lists for regulated, specification-heavy product lines, with every value placed straight from the source record.
- Order forms built per model and option set
- Revision and effective date stamped on every file
- Localized catalogs and price lists per market
Bathware
Status: Available
Bath, shower and sanitaryware brands
Multi-brand price books, spec sheets and product catalogs for bathware manufacturers, with PIM data and DAM drawings placed on every SKU automatically.
- One template across brands, each with its own SKU rules
- Spec sheets with dimensions, finishes and drawings per SKU
- Excel price books with formulas for dealer markups
What Changes by Industry, and What Does Not
The documents change from one sector to the next. The engine behind them does not. That is why the same platform produces a wine price list and a lighting specification table, without either one being a compromise.
What Changes
- The data model: hierarchies, attributes and the systems the product data lives in.
- The shape of the tables: a specification table per product family, not one fixed grid.
- The editions each market needs: languages, currencies, number formats, price visibility.
- The compliance content: application icons, footnotes, legal notes and certifications.
What Does Not
- Your data stays where it is. Pagination reads it, it does not replace your PIM or ERP.
- Your InDesign template stays yours. The layout is your design, not a fixed theme.
- One source generates every edition, so a corrected value flows into all of them at once.
- The output is always production-ready: print-ready PDF, packaged InDesign or editable Excel.
Don't See Your Industry?
The industries above are the ones written up so far, not the limit of what Pagination covers: wherever product data has to become a catalog, a price list or a datasheet, the same engine applies. Send a recent document and an export of the data behind it, and a short review will show which parts can be automated and which rules need defining.