What to map from your system
- Manufacturer and manufacturer part number.
- Your stock code or listing reference.
- Quantity available and minimum order quantity.
- New, used, refurbished, surplus, or another stated condition.
- Location and available delivery or collection terms.
- Price, currency, tax basis, quantity tiers, and validity period.
- Photos, inspection records, certificates, or other supporting evidence.
How buyers see the information
Middleman keeps your listing reference alongside a separate product identity. Price and availability carry their source, date, quantity, market, and stated terms so a buyer can compare them fairly. A listing or stock response records what was reported at that time. A current quotation confirms the terms a buyer can rely on now.Use one consistent manufacturer part number, but keep your own stock code or listing reference. Both help a buyer reconcile the item without confusing your reference with the product’s identity.
Before anything is shared or sent
Agree which source fields may be shared before activating a feed. The preview supports public-price context only; keep customer-specific discounts and confidential terms out of its sample payloads. Review the intended recipient, content, and purpose before any external action proceeds.Start supplier integration
Create or join your supplier company, map your source and prepare a validated integration.