Your trade is not on the list
Built around how a considered product is sold, not around one trade. If your product has images, variants, a price and a sale that takes days, it fits.
The list is our experience, not the software's limit
The trades with their own pages are the ones we have lived in, sold in, and built for — hardware, tiles, sanitaryware, lighting, kitchens, furniture, ply, wallpaper, aluminium, artwork, interior design and construction materials.
That list describes where our own experience runs deep enough to write a page worth reading.
It does not describe what the platform can hold.
The software does not know what your product is called. It knows that the product has images, that it comes in variants and finishes, that it carries a rate that changes, and that the customer takes days rather than minutes to decide.
Wherever that shape exists, this fits.
The four things that decide whether it fits
The product has to be seen
If a code and a number are enough to sell it, you do not need image-rich estimates. If the customer wants to look at it, you do.
The sale takes time
A walk-in who decides over a fortnight needs a follow-up that does not depend on somebody’s memory.
The range is wide
Hundreds or thousands of SKUs, with variants and finishes — too large for one head or one printed list.
Something happens after the yes
Goods to allot, pack, dispatch and stand behind — or a job to make, fit and sign off.
Four out of four and this is built for you. Two or three and it will still work well. None of them, and we will tell you so — there is a page on this site that exists to say exactly that.
Four out of four- Built for you — which is the honest reading of the list above
None of them- We will tell you so — and there is a page on this site that exists to say exactly that
Trades that share the same shape
Businesses of these kinds sell the way our own trades sell, and the platform holds them the same way:
Glass and mirrors.
Modular furniture.
Paints and coatings.
Curtains, blinds and furnishings.
Sofas and upholstery.
Doors and windows.
Flooring, wooden and vinyl.
Electricals and switchgear.
False ceiling and partition systems.
Marble, stone and cladding.
Sanitary fittings and bath accessories.
Modular office furniture.
If your trade is on that second list, nothing is missing — there is simply no page written for it yet, and the demo is a faster answer than a page would be.
What we would rather do than guess
Instead of writing a page about a trade we have not sold in, we would rather run the demo on your business and find out together.
Bring your ugliest supplier price list and your longest almost-sale. You will know whether the fit is real, and so will we.
If your trade turns out to be one we should understand properly, it earns its own page — several of the twelve started exactly that way.
Tell us your trade and your hardest moment — the demo starts there, and the honest answer comes back either way.
Ask for a demo