DBD: Client Items Catalog

The Client Items Catalog provides a detailed summary of all managed inventory items assigned to your customer profiles. Highly flexible in its layout options, it can serve as a lightweight master index or expand into a technical blueprint displaying manufacturing dimensions, ply details, and historical procurement pacing.

Key Features

  • Scalable Data Density: Configuration parameters allow you to toggle basic baseline layouts (Item, Description, Unit of Issue) or expand visibility to report physical size, ply count, and construction configurations.
  • Procurement Benchmarking: Seamlessly embeds the historical reference markers of the item's previous order number, order run date, and custom sell or catalog price structures.
  • Salesforce Filters: Features an execution option to filter and generate a combined catalog report exclusively for customers belonging to a specific assigned salesperson.
  • Exclusion Safeguards: Includes targeted toggles to cleanly filter out standard stock items or omit non-print-management inventory items entirely from the output.

Navigate to: DB Distributor > Print Management > Reports > Customers > Print Management Catalog (FMR R3)


Available Sequences

When generating the catalog index, the data is organized using the following sequence option:

  • By Customer / Item

Understanding the Report Output

The report maps core item definitions side-by-side with trailing order tracking properties:

Column Header Description
Item The unique master catalog item tracking identifier code. Secondary tracking or part strings nest on the line immediately below.
Rev The active catalog, engineering, or design revision date version for the product.
Description The alphanumeric master label or name identifying the item.
Unit of Issue Specifies the standard packaging or release unit denomination rule (e.g., CASE/700 , M/1000 ).
Price The calculated unit value or catalog sell rate assigned to the product profile.
Previous Order Number The system reference ID tracking the most recent completed order transaction for that item.
Previous Order Date The specific historical calendar date when the trailing replenishment or production run occurred.


💡 Tip: This is an ideal report to provide directly to a client's purchasing team when they need a clean, itemized master list of their active custom forms along with historical pricing reference points.

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