Industries

Built for products that are specified, not just sold

SpecLatch has no fixed schema and no privileged industry — you model your own catalog. What the verticals below share is a shape: technical attributes with units, families with models underneath, and documents that must stay true to the data.

Valves & flow control example: CV-200 Control Valve — flow coefficient, kv (metric), body material, pressure class, seat material, unit cost.

Three questions that tell you if SpecLatch fits

If two of the three sound familiar, it does:

01

Buyers ask for the spec sheet before the purchase order — the specification is part of the product.

02

Changing one attribute means updating the datasheet, the catalog, and the website — each by hand, in that order, eventually.

03

You sell families: one series, many models underneath, each differing in a handful of values.

Written up so far

Four industries in depth — not the limits of the system. If your products ship with a spec table, SpecLatch fits.

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