The Uniform Solution - Premier Data Systems

Pre-Loaded Inventory Gets You Started Fast!
The Vendor Catalog is a fantastic tool that we designed to help eliminate days if not weeks of data entry work during initial system setup. The Uniform Solution's Vendor Catalog is a complete inventory listing from major uniform suppliers. The catalog listing has every style, color, and size combination for a participating vendor. Each item in the catalog contains the product number, the item's price, a basic description, and the UPC barcode number for vendors that have barcoded their product line.

Using QuickLoad
The vendor catalog is used to quickly load product lines into your inventory by first copying the product listings from the Vendor Catalog. Once you have copied these items and set the current retail price, our QuickLoad procedure quickly prints new price tags and sets the current inventory count by simply scanning the UPC barcodes on your garments.

The Vendor Catalog is another example of Premier Data System's commitment to become the best software package on the market for uniform stores.

Benefits to New Customers
The Vendor Catalog benefits new customers greatly. Instead of manually inputting each item that you carry into The Uniform Solution, you simply use the Vendor Catalog to copy the items from the catalog into your inventory - saving days of work. And for vendors that have UPC barcoded merchandise, all you have to do is scan their UPC barcode and the program can copy the items you scanned into the program without any data entry. This capability is absolutely invaluable to a store owner ready to bring their store on-line.

Benefits to Current Customers
Existing customers can use the vendor catalog to copy new product offerings into their inventory instead of manually entering them. The catalog can also be used to update prices after a vendor performs a price change. When performing a price update, the program searches for a matching UPC barcode in the catalog and your inventory. If it finds a match, it updates the products cost, and it can update the products retail price based on a markup formula if desired. For merchandise without a UPC barcode, the program will try to match the style, color, and size. If a match is found the price is updated.