Retail and wholesale on one catalog, not two systems to reconcile
Most fashion brands that sell wholesale end up running it next to retail in a second spreadsheet, or a second system, because the two don't share stock. Sacs puts wholesale price lists on the same size-and-color inventory your stores and online shop already use — a style sold by the dozen and a style sold one at a time are the same stock count.
What wholesale needs that a retail-only system skips
One inventory, two kinds of price lists
Retail, mid-wholesale and wholesale price lists sit on the same stock. A style sold to a boutique buyer and a walk-in customer is one count, not two catalogs to keep in sync.
Price breaks by quantity or customer type
Automatic pricing by how much a buyer orders and what kind of account they are — no manual discount typed in at checkout.
Deposits and pre-orders
Take a deposit against a wholesale order or a pre-order for a style that has not shipped yet, with partial payments tracked to close-out.
A catalog buyers can order from
A wholesale-facing catalog view of your line, so a buyer sees availability by size run instead of calling to ask what is in stock.
Retail channels on the same stock
Your online store, WhatsApp, and social channels sell from the same inventory a wholesale order draws down — no separate reservation to track by hand.
The trade-show order problem
A lot of wholesale brands in Mexico and Latin America take orders the same way: a buyer walks a booth at a trade show like Intermoda or SAPICA, fills out an order form by hand or on a tablet with no signal, and then someone on the team has to turn a stack of those into real purchase orders against real stock the following Monday — without double-booking a size run two different buyers both wrote down. That reconciliation step is exactly where a shared, size-and-color-accurate inventory earns its keep: the order becomes a real allocation against real stock, on the same catalog your retail channels already draw from, instead of a parallel spreadsheet someone has to keep matching by hand.