PrototypeAutomationWholesale and manufacturing

Excel automation that catches invalid order rows before a simulated upload

A prototype we built for a manufacturing prospect. February to March 2026, 2 months.

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required fields checked on every row: order, customer, mobile, city and quantity
5
recorded demos, February and March 2026, before a proposal was written
2

Proof

See the Excel automation for yourself

2 lines from the client.

Ask about this

Said2

Hello, yes, I do have a need for automation. I have some Excel sheets that require automation for uploads. How can you help us?

A manufacturing and automation prospect, on the order workbooks its team was fixing by hand, before we built the demo, by email, February 2026

Could you please send over a recorded demo video of the tool along with any technical documentation or API capabilities?

A manufacturing and automation prospect, asking to see it work, which is why the demo came before the proposal, by email, February 2026

Walkthrough

The walkthrough will show workbook validation and a simulated marketplace upload. The hosted showcase is not linked while it requires sign-in.

A trimmed walkthrough will appear here once the approved upload is available.

Excel automation at a glance

Challenge
A manufacturing prospect uploaded order workbooks to a marketplace by hand and had them rejected when a row was wrong.
Solution
A validation pass that runs the team's rules against each workbook, names each failing row and hands clean rows to a simulated upload.
Result
Rows that used to bounce off the marketplace are caught before upload, so nobody re-keys rejected orders, and the proposal priced a proven demo.

The Excel automation challenge

The prospect had order workbooks that were uploaded to a marketplace by hand and rejected when a row was wrong. It asked for a recorded demo of the tool before engaging; there was no tool, so one was built in days: the rules a team keeps in its head, written down and run against the workbook, with the failures listed rather than hidden.

What went into the Excel automation

Workflow automationWeb app

  1. Workbook and CSV upload with a validation pass, rule by rule, against a rule set held outside the workbook

  2. Rules for the fields the marketplace needs: order, customer, mobile, city and quantity present; Saudi mobile number format; coordinates; SKU; duplicate detection

  3. Transforms, filtering and reports on the validated rows

More of what we built4
  1. Conditional workflow steps and email notifications when a run finishes or fails

  2. A simulated Salla marketplace upload as the worked example, with per-row results so a rejected row is named rather than the whole file failing

  3. Supabase storage behind the surface, with a run history and API notes

  4. A second visual demo in March 2026 of the order-management and inventory dashboard the proposal went on to describe

See it working, under proof

Excel automation results

The prospect had a working front end to react to before a proposal, and the proposal was written against what the demo showed rather than against a description. We walk through it on a call.

2 lines from the client, under proof

Done again today

What this would cost today

Done again today, work like this usually costs $1.5K to $3K (System-to-system sync). The free plan says whether it fits before anything is priced.

  • System-to-system sync

    Data entered once. Your CRM and accounting stop needing a person to copy between them, and it keeps running after we are gone.

    $1.5K to $3K, usually fixed-price

    1 to 2 weeks

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