Automotive / Powder Coating
A showroom site the client updates from a spreadsheet
Cart Service Inc. needed an inventory page they could change without a developer. The site reads a CSV they edit and rebuilds itself.
The launched site.
The situation
CSI powder-coats golf-cart frames, wheels and parts in Palm Desert. Their inventory and colour options changed weekly, and every change meant waiting on someone to edit the website. Most weeks, the site was simply out of date.
What we built
We built a bold, fast showroom site with the inventory driven by a spreadsheet. The team edits one CSV file, the site picks it up and rebuilds, and nobody has to log in to a CMS or learn a page builder.
The outcome
The site went live in September 2026. Inventory is now current because updating it takes the person who already knows the stock a minute, not a developer a day. Lead numbers are still being measured.
The best CMS is the file the client already uses.
How it went
- 01
Discover
A free call to find out why the site was always out of date: the update path, not the design.
- 02
Blueprint
A written build plan and fixed quote, with the spreadsheet-driven inventory as the centre of it.
- 03
Build & Launch
Showroom site, CSV pipeline and colour catalogue shipped as one build.
- 04
Support
Ongoing reporting, and a five-minute walkthrough of the spreadsheet.
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