Generate print-ready InDesign and PDF price lists straight from the prices in your ERP, PIM or Excel file. Every currency, language and customer edition is rebuilt in one run each time your prices change, with no copy-paste and no manual re-layout.
Set it up once. After that, every price update is a new run, not a new layout job.
Connect Your Prices
Upload an Excel or CSV export, or connect your ERP or PIM. Prices stay in the system where you already manage them.
Load Your Price List Layout
Use your own InDesign price list or start from one of our free templates. Fields and pricing rules are mapped once, then reused on every update.
Generate The Price List
Price tables, currencies, discounts, validity dates, table of contents and cover data placed automatically for each edition.
Send It Out
Print-ready PDF and native InDesign files, ready for dealers, sales teams and customers.
One price database, one InDesign template, every market edition.
Pagination applies market prices, currency formats, VAT notes and terms and conditions by rule, so each edition is correct by construction. No duplicated files, no edit repeated country by country.
When a price travels from ERP to spreadsheet to InDesign by hand, one wrong digit can reach every distributor. With Pagination, prices and product codes are placed directly from your source data.
Accuracy moves to the source: FAAC generates its price catalog from SAP exports. Weeks of manual price checking became a confirmation check, and cross-references and page numbers are now generated automatically.
Dormakaba started by automating the price list of its UK branch, and France, Spain and Italy followed within months.
Today its subsidiaries across Europe publish their price lists from one master data file and shared templates, with Excel uploads and Akeneo PIM data feeding the same Pagination workflow
Production features for teams that publish new prices every month, quarter or season:
Automatic price sync
List prices, discounts and product data pulled from your ERP, PIM or Excel on every run.
Quantity breaks and promotions
Break-point prices, promotional prices and validity notes rendered from your data, not typed into tables.
Market and customer editions
Different assortments, currencies, VAT settings, languages and terms from the same template.
Currency and number formats
Currency symbols, decimal and thousand separators set per market.
Validity dates on every edition
Currency, VAT basis and validity period printed on the cover automatically.
Table of contents and static pages
Contents generated for each edition, with terms and conditions and order pages added automatically.
Scheduled generation
Price lists produced overnight via API, ready when your team starts the day.
Full API access
Trigger a new price list from your ERP, PIM or release workflow.
Cloud based
AWS EU infrastructure, GDPR compliant.
Pagination reads prices from any source that exposes an API or a structured export, including a plain Excel or CSV file. Native connectors are ready out of the box for the systems below, and a custom integration can be built for anything else.
| PIM |
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| Akeneo |
| Pimcore |
| Salsify |
| Plytix |
| inRiver |
| ERP |
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| SAP |
| Epicor |
| NetSuite |
| Infor |
| Oracle |
| ECOMMERCE |
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| Shopify |
| Magento |
| WooCommerce |
| DAM |
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| Bynder |
| Cloudinary |
What teams ask before automating their price lists. Question not listed here? Ask our team.
Yes. Market editions share one template and one price source, with prices, currency formats, VAT notes and terms applied by rule.
Excel works. Kramer generates its monthly 1,250-SKU price list from an Excel export, and the same workflow can read from an ERP or PIM when you have one.
Yes. Generation can be triggered via API on a schedule, so the files are ready in the morning, as Kate & Kon does for its Austrian, German and export price lists.
You update the prices in the source data and run the generation again. Layout and structure stay as they are, and every edition picks up the new prices.
Share a recent price list and the Excel or ERP export behind it.
We’ll show you what can be automated and what your first generated edition will look like.