For manufacturers & brands

Give your products a place in their next look.

Help people discover your products, see themselves wearing them, and continue to the place you choose to buy.

Free pre-launch catalog participation. Catalog submission and approved pre-launch catalog representation are free. Optional services and AI-preview allowances are separate and would be agreed before activation.

Illustrative model exploring hair, sunglasses, hats, earrings, necklaces and clothing

Why participate

See it. Try the look. Look it up.

The public product menu lets shoppers explore approved listings and continue to buying options. Try-on currently opens through an invited Capture Workspace. Your product information and chosen buying destination keep that journey connected to you.

Make discovery personal

A product photo shows the item. A visual preview helps a shopper explore how it might look on them. It is a style aid; sizing and fit still come from your specifications.

Choose the next step

Request a product page, authorized retailer, dealer locator, Amazon listing or Amazon Search destination. A lookup should carry the original product and variant information forward.

Support the people selling it

Approved source imagery and product details can support boutiques, thrift and resale stores, salons, outfitters and other sellers. Each experience can serve more than one kind of business.

How it works

From your catalog to a customer’s next step.

01

Share a starting selection

Start with 10–20 products and a view-only catalog link. Include product names, SKUs, variants, clear images, dimensions and availability.

02

Agree the scope

Confirm which product and brand details may be represented, which images may support visual previews, and which destinations you want customers to reach. These are separate choices.

03

Review before publication

Product records stay private until their details and permitted uses are approved. Invited business managers can import a CSV or add individual records. Sending a catalog does not publish it automatically.

04

Connect discovery to action

Approved listings enter the product menu. Shoppers can explore an item, use an available preview experience, and continue to its buying destination. Confirm the exact destination and variants for each item.

Where customers find you

A scan in store. A click online.

Catalog providers can choose to feature CMEINIT on their website with a QR code and a clickable try-on link. Retail vendors can create their own customer QR entries in an enabled business Workspace.

Your website and catalog

Pair a QR code with a clear button so shoppers on a phone can tap directly. Include the link in your online catalog, emails and social posts.

Your retail partners

Display a vendor’s code at the counter, beside a mirror, in a fitting room or in a shop window. Give people an invitation to explore a look before the next sales conversation.

Beyond the shop

Use an approved link on product tags, packaging, printed catalogs or trade-show displays. Create separate labeled entries for placements you want to manage independently.

Customer QR previews require an enabled business setup and agreed usage allowances. Free catalog participation is separate from the cost of AI previews.

Your choice

Participation on your terms.

Catalog representation and referral routing are separate choices. An inquiry starts a review; it does not publish a brand, activate a destination or create a partnership.

Catalog participation

Discuss approved product records, brand representation and images for a try-on menu. Image use and destination routing are confirmed separately before publication.

Destination only

Prefer no catalog listing or brand filter? Request a chosen destination for a customer who specifically asks about your product. This needs explicit, limited permission to associate the relevant name or identifier with that URL.

Decline both

Request no catalog representation and no manufacturer-arranged routing. You can also contact us to change or withdraw an earlier preference. Independent customer searches and outside search-engine results are separate.

What to send

Start with 10–20 products.

Send a link to your existing catalog or feed. Tell us which products, images and destinations you want reviewed. We can agree the scope before anything is made available to shoppers.

Useful product information

Product names, brand, SKU or GTIN, category, colors, sizes, clear images, dimensions, availability and the correct destination for each item. CSV files can be imported by an invited business manager. PDFs, image collections and store feeds can be shared for review; they are not imported automatically.

Your preferred destination

Provide the product page, authorized seller, dealer locator, Amazon listing or Amazon Search terms you want reviewed. Tell us about regional or retailer restrictions so the proposed route can be checked before it is enabled.