01Product details
Know which information is current.
Bring catalog details and technical information together so the next request does not start with a search across spreadsheets, folders, and inboxes.
Pre-launch for importer operations
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Keep product details and sales assets ready for the next request
Depletement is being designed to move product and catalog information, bottle and brand assets, technical sheets, sell sheets, asset access for distributors, and vintage updates out of scattered folders and inbox threads—and into one organized workspace.
- Current product details
- Ready-to-find sales assets
- Clearer vintage updates
Workflow concept
Connected recordOne controlled record connects product details with brand and bottle assets, technical and sell sheets, distributor access, and vintage updates.
SourceControlled record
- 01Product details
- 02Brand + bottle assets
- 03Technical + sell sheets
- 04Distributor access
- 05Vintage updates
Your team should not have to reconstruct the portfolio.
The portfolio work that keeps coming back.
Depletement is being designed around four recurring sources of friction for importer operations teams: scattered details, repeated asset requests, sell-sheet rebuilds, and vintage rollover.
02Asset requests
Make approved assets easier to find.
Organize bottle shots, brand assets, technical sheets, and sell sheets so distributors can access the right assets instead of requesting the same files again.
03Sell sheets
Stop rebuilding from scattered inputs.
Keep the product information and approved assets behind each sell sheet organized, ready for the next update rather than another ground-up rebuild.
04Vintage rollover
Keep vintage changes connected.
Organize each rollover across product details and supporting materials so your team can see what needs updating without hunting through disconnected documents.
What to expect
Request early access to Depletement.
Submit your request so we can follow up about Depletement early access. If you share a workflow note, we will use it as product feedback—not as a requirement for requesting access.