Brandboom sits close to a linesheet tool, so most of the migration is about turning presentations into orderable drops and rebuilding who can see what. This guide covers both.
Sep 25, 2026
If what you need is a way to send a priced linesheet and collect orders, a lighter tool can be enough. The reasons to move are usually growth-shaped: several reps working the same accounts, pre-orders with multiple delivery dates, stock that needs to be tracked against what has been promised, or a system of record your ERP can talk to.
A presentation maps to a drop: a collection of products, priced, shared with specific partners. The mechanics differ in that a drop is ordered against live availability rather than being a static document, so you will want to check stock and delivery dates as you rebuild.
Export your product data if you can. Where you only have the PDF, send it to the product import agent — this is the case it was built for, and it returns a structured file you review before importing.
Bring across your buyer list with contacts and addresses, then rebuild sharing with groups so a drop can go to a set of partners at once.
This is a good moment to prune. Most brands are sharing linesheets with accounts that have not ordered in two seasons, and carrying that list over is not free.
You can still produce and send documents, but the point of a drop is that buyers order from it directly, which removes the step where an emailed order form is re-keyed by someone on your side.
The switch pays off when more than one person touches an order, or when pre-orders and stock orders need to coexist. Below that, a lighter tool may still be the right call.
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