Barker and Stonehouse cut per-image turnaround from weeks of photography and editing to about 30 seconds, and saved more than £50,000. FW Style reports sales conversions up 30% after switching. Bentincks cut retailer uploads from two to three weeks to just over one week, and GJ Styles cut silhouette and image prep time by about 90%. Every figure is reported by the customer, and results depend on the catalog and workflow.

Furniture retailers, manufacturers and brands across the UK, US and Europe, from small teams to enterprise retailers. The stories here include a sofa manufacturer (Bentincks), a garden furniture supplier (Hartman), a soft furnishings brand (Scatterbox), a bedding and drapery maker (Wildcat Territory) and retailers such as Barker and Stonehouse and Furniturebox.

The stories here mostly start with imagery for a specific job. Hartman generates brochure scenes when the layout needs them instead of waiting on a shoot. Scatterbox re-set a scene around a collection that didn't suit its booked location. Furniturebox builds whole-room sets for pre-sales before stock arrives, and Hooker Furnishings launched new outdoor fabric options with scenes ready to sell them. Barker and Stonehouse turns a single supplier photo into consistent product imagery and lifestyle scenes in every fabric and finish. GJ Styles turns product photos into line drawings to brief manufacturers. Imagery is usually the first step. The same platform holds the product data behind it in the catalog: products, variants, materials and pricing, with supplier files imported and channel listings prepared from one record. Approved scenes stay linked to the variant they show, so imagery and product data move together as a range grows.