A committed core — the library, the engine and the Sourcing Portal — and an add-on module for each department that sells from it. All on one platform.
The rig that photographs a fabric for the showroom is the same rig that improves matching accuracy and feeds the 3D pilot. That is what makes the studio and the GPU pay for themselves rather than sitting against one line item.
Calibrated, consistent images lift every pillar — weave and finish most of all, because both are read off the surface.
Macro, drape and backlit shots are what let a buyer judge a fabric without holding it.
The same station feeds Vizoo scans for the showpiece fabrics, rendered on the Phase II GPU.
Content scales on a tier model — standard imagery for the breadth, premium photo and motion for hero fabrics, true digital twins for the strategic few.
A buyer finds a fabric in the Sourcing Portal, shortlists it, and requests a swatch — and that request lands in the Customer Hub as a real enquiry, picked against your own hanger QR codes.
The same fabric library feeds all four. Nothing is re-keyed, nothing is copied between systems, and every selection a buyer makes — including what they passed over — comes back as demand signal for the looms.
Live figures read from the Fabric DNA engine.