For vendors · Shops, salons & sellers
Help customers picture what you already sell or recommend, then lead them to your product page, appointment or store. Find the use that fits your business.
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Information for your sector
These are starting points, not limits. One business may use several experiences. The images illustrate possible uses; your setup is based on your own approved products and services.
Preview a cut or color direction during a consultation, then discuss what is achievable for the customer’s hair.
Bring: Style references, service descriptions and your booking link.
Customer’s next step: Continue to your consultation or appointment.
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Help customers compare frame shapes and colors before discussing lenses, measurements and fitting.
Bring: Frame images, model numbers, colors, dimensions and product links.
Customer’s next step: Continue to a fitting, store visit or product page.
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Put earrings and necklaces in context on the customer, with product dimensions available alongside the preview.
Bring: Clear product images, materials, dimensions, variants and buying links.
Customer’s next step: Continue to the exact piece or an in-store consultation.
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Help a customer compare shapes and styles while keeping size and fitting advice with your business.
Bring: Hat styles, sizes, materials, product photos and stock information.
Customer’s next step: Continue to a fitting or the available product.
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Show a garment’s style on the customer before they check measurements, choose a size or visit your shop.
Bring: Garment images, sizes, colors, measurements and product URLs.
Customer’s next step: Continue to your listing, fitting room or store.
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Give one-of-a-kind items their own listing. A haberdashery can be a thrift shop, a resale seller or a specialist retailer.
Bring: Your own item photos, measurements, condition, quantity and a current listing. Update or withdraw it when sold.
Customer’s next step: Continue to the seller holding that particular item.
Discuss this useHow to get started
Tell us your sector, which products or services you want to show, and where the customer should go next. A purchase, a booking and a store visit need different destinations.
Start with clear photos, accurate descriptions, variants and current links. Invited business managers can add individual products or import a CSV. A one-of-a-kind resale listing can use the seller’s own authorized photos.
Recommend that the manufacturers you carry provide approved source product details and images. Their catalog participation and your role serving the customer are separate. You can begin a conversation without a manufacturer catalog.
Confirm permitted image use and destination links before products go public. CMEINIT issues Workspace access and assigns tools. Discuss customer access and any sponsored session allowance as part of your setup.
Make the products yourself?
See why sharing a catalog can help, how review works, and how to choose catalog representation or a destination-only arrangement.
Bring customers into the experience
An invited business owner or administrator can create, download and manage customer QR codes in Sponsored Usage. Choose a label for each placement, such as Counter, Fitting room or Website.
Put a code beside a mirror, at the counter, in a fitting room or in the window. Tell customers what they can explore and how to take the next step with your business.
Use a clickable button alongside the QR code on your website. Share the same entry link in email or social posts so a shopper can enter from the device they are using.
Try product tags, packaging, printed catalogs, market stalls or trade-show displays. You can disable an entry when a campaign ends.
QR codes open your configured business page, which connects the customer to the sponsored Capture experience. Customer previews require an enabled setup and an agreed usage allowance.
