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iPricer turns electronic XML invoices into a searchable purchasing archive. Import invoices, find products and suppliers, inspect line items, track purchase history and monitor supplier price changes over time.
We built iPricer after seeing a very simple problem again and again: businesses receive a huge amount of purchasing data inside electronic XML invoices, but that data is surprisingly difficult to use.
Finding a specific product often means opening invoices one by one. Understanding how much a supplier charged three months ago is even harder.
So we built iPricer.
With iPricer you can:
🔎 Search across imported XML invoices for products, suppliers and documents
📄 Inspect invoice line items without opening XML files manually
📈 Reconstruct product purchase history and track supplier price changes
💰 See quantities, average purchase price and total spend
⚠️ Identify price increases and understand their impact on purchases
📦 Manage purchase orders from the same workspace
Our initial focus is foodservice businesses — restaurants, bars, hotels and catering — where small supplier price changes can have a real impact on margins.
The idea is simple:
Import → Search → Find → Analyze.
iPricer already has real users importing their own invoices, and we're now focused on making the product simpler, faster and more useful.
We'd really value feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially on:
the XML invoice search experience;
how clearly the value proposition comes across;
which purchasing insights would be most useful next.
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About iPricer on Product Hunt
“Turn XML invoices into searchable purchasing data”
iPricer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #237 on the daily leaderboard. iPricer turns electronic XML invoices into a searchable purchasing archive. Import invoices, find products and suppliers, inspect line items, track purchase history and monitor supplier price changes over time.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
We built iPricer after seeing a very simple problem again and again: businesses receive a huge amount of purchasing data inside electronic XML invoices, but that data is surprisingly difficult to use.
Finding a specific product often means opening invoices one by one. Understanding how much a supplier charged three months ago is even harder.
So we built iPricer.
With iPricer you can:
🔎 Search across imported XML invoices for products, suppliers and documents
📄 Inspect invoice line items without opening XML files manually
📈 Reconstruct product purchase history and track supplier price changes
💰 See quantities, average purchase price and total spend
⚠️ Identify price increases and understand their impact on purchases
📦 Manage purchase orders from the same workspace
Our initial focus is foodservice businesses — restaurants, bars, hotels and catering — where small supplier price changes can have a real impact on margins.
The idea is simple:
Import → Search → Find → Analyze.
iPricer already has real users importing their own invoices, and we're now focused on making the product simpler, faster and more useful.
We'd really value feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially on:
the XML invoice search experience;
how clearly the value proposition comes across;
which purchasing insights would be most useful next.
Thanks for checking out iPricer 🙌