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High Quality Product Specifications for your On-Line Store
What's In The Data?
Our product database is intended to support e-commerce transactions. Therefore it covers all of the major products that are commonly bought online from all the main distributors. These include:
• Desktop Computers
• Notebook Computers
• Hand Held Computers
• Professional Workstations
• Thin Client Systems
• Servers
• Network Cards
• Network Infrastructure Components
• Storage Systems
• Computer Components and Accessories
• Digital Cameras
• Software
And much more. . . .
Accessories linked to the main product
The datasheets also link accessory or optional products to the main parent product. This encourages the purchaser to choose optional extras when purchasing the main product because you can easily display the options as part of your shopping cart. Naturally, this can significantly increase sales revenue. Open Range is always adding new manufacturers, the priority being determined by feedback from the IT VAR community. The catalogue includes full product information, marketing text, part numbers, product images and UNSPSC numbers. A typical example of the data maintained in a product record can be found here
Data feeds are available in either rich XML or CSV formats depending on your requirements. Back>>
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