Vendors: the supply side of your studio, finally organized

Every studio runs on vendors, and almost every studio keeps them in fragments: the rep's email somewhere in an inbox, the account number in a spreadsheet, the trade discount in someone's head. When a PO needs to go out, the hunt begins.

The new Vendors page pulls all of it into one fast directory. Search covers everything — names, categories, tags, cities, reps, notes — and the table works the way a tool should: sort any column, show exactly the columns you care about, scroll through hundreds of vendors without pagination, and edit tags or an OpenTable-style price range ($ to $$$$$) inline without opening a thing. Hover a row for one-click website and mark-as-preferred.

Open a vendor and you get a real profile. Contact information, address (with Google autocomplete), account number, and payment terms all edit in place. Contacts are first-class: add the people at the vendor and what they do — Sales, Billing, Shipping, Local Rep — so the next person on your team knows exactly who to call. KPIs across the top show total orders, products specified, and spend at a glance.

None of it lives on an island. Products link to vendors, so your schedules can show a Vendor Contact column and your exports carry it. Purchase orders roll up to the vendor's history. The moment a vendor is in Tailor, every document downstream gets smarter.

Already have a vendor list? Import it. Drop in the Excel file your studio has been maintaining for years and Tailor maps the columns, de-duplicates, and builds the directory in one pass.

The Vendor system is live for every workspace today. Open Vendors, import your list, and give your supply side the same home your projects already have.