Film supplier catalogs
Your distributor's price sheet, costed to the foot.
The sheet arrives as a spreadsheet and ends up as a number somebody remembers. Import it instead: widths, series and roll prices become catalog SKUs with a real cost per foot, and every quote you build after that knows what the film actually cost.
- Status
- Beta
- Data
- One-way → Service VIN
- Category
- Film suppliers
The short answer
What does the Film supplier catalogs integration actually do?
- Where it stands: Beta.
- Which way the data moves: One-way → Service VIN.
- CSV price sheets from any XPEL / 3M / SunTek / STEK distributor
- Columns auto-matched; widths and roll prices normalized to cost/ft
- Re-import a new sheet any time — prices update, nothing duplicates
Bottom line: This is a CSV importer, in beta — not a live API into XPEL, 3M, SunTek or STEK. You upload the price sheet your distributor emails you and the columns are matched for you. Live distributor feeds are what comes next, not something you can switch on.
Why connect Film supplier catalogs
Import your distributor's price sheet — XPEL, 3M, SunTek, STEK.
Turn the CSV your distributor emails into catalog SKUs with real cost-per-foot — widths, series and prices land in inventory with no API keys and no re-typing. Live distributor feeds come next.
The sheet your distributor already sends
Any XPEL, 3M, SunTek or STEK distributor's CSV. No API key to request, nobody to phone, no integration to be approved for.
Widths and roll prices normalized to cost per foot
Columns are matched for you and roll pricing is converted into the unit the quote actually uses, so a 60-inch roll and a 48-inch roll stop being the same number.
Re-import when prices move
Upload the new sheet and prices update in place. Nothing duplicates, so the catalog doesn't grow a second copy of every SKU each spring.
It feeds live-margin quoting
Cost per foot is what lets a quote show profit before you send it, and what makes reorder maths mean anything. That's the reason the import exists.
What ships
What you can do once it’s connected
- 01CSV price sheets from any XPEL / 3M / SunTek / STEK distributor
- 02Columns auto-matched; widths and roll prices normalized to cost/ft
- 03Re-import a new sheet any time — prices update, nothing duplicates
- 04Cost-per-foot feeds live-margin quoting and reorder math
How it works
Setting it up, in order
Open the inventory import
The importer lives on the inventory import page. There's nothing to connect and no credential for Service VIN to hold.
Upload the CSV
Drop in the sheet. Columns are auto-matched — widths, series, prices — so you confirm a mapping rather than building one.
Quote against real cost
The SKUs land in inventory with cost per foot and quotes cost themselves from there. Re-import whenever the sheet changes.
Setting up Film supplier catalogs, step by step: Import your price list — without typing it twice.
FAQ
Film supplier catalogs, answered
Does Service VIN integrate with XPEL, 3M, SunTek or STEK?
Not through a live API, and it's worth being blunt about that. What ships today, in beta, is a CSV importer: the price sheet your distributor emails becomes catalog SKUs with real cost per foot, with widths and roll prices normalized for you. Live distributor feeds are listed as what comes next, not as something you can turn on.
Which distributors does it work with?
Any of them, because it reads their sheet rather than their system. The importer matches the columns in the CSV, so an XPEL distributor's format and a SunTek distributor's format both land.
What happens when prices change?
Re-import the new sheet. Prices update on the SKUs that already exist and nothing duplicates — that's the difference between an importer and an upload.
Why does cost per foot matter so much?
Because it's the difference between a price and a margin. With cost per foot on the SKU a quote shows what the job earns before you send it, and reorder points are calculated against what you actually paid rather than what you paid last year.
Or start smaller
The call you missed is the job you lost.
Every missed call answered in seconds. The quote you promised, drafted before you hang up. Booked straight into your calendar.
It answers from your real services, your real prices and your real calendar — and writes the booking into them. No migration, no data to move — it runs beside whatever you use today.
Run the whole shop — Film supplier catalogs included.
Quotes, bookings, film inventory and the AI crew in one login. Connect Film supplier catalogs on the free trial and watch a real payment or a real booking move between two systems before you decide anything.
Beta · One-way → Service VIN