Client Cases

WOOOD generates room scenes from a packshot, a fabric swatch and a room-distance reference, so the sofa in the scene is the real sofa in the real velvet.

POSA Studio makes premium footwear in Italian leather, handcrafted in Portugal. Every model exists in several colourways, and every colourway needs its own images and copy. This is what Automated Commerce will deliver for POSA.

De Eekhoorn brought its multi-brand furniture catalog, sourced from the Katana ERP, into one canonical system that produces separate B2B and consumer copy from the same product record.

DOUXE Hotel Luxury is turning product facts once buried in Shopify tags into structured content, classifying its catalog into a standard taxonomy and generating Dutch, English and German product content from one source.

What We Make, a made-to-order furniture workshop near Chicago and Automated Commerce's first US client, migrated 48,196 products into one canonical catalog and built a workflow that generates every finish of a piece from a single base photograph.

NoLabel turned a 265-column spreadsheet into a deterministic import preset, now the template for every brand in the platform, and used it to apply all 232 SS26 product descriptions.

Notbranded, an Amsterdam jewelry brand, now sells in six European markets from one Dutch source catalog, with native translation, AI photography and automatic field sync back from its Shopify store.

Casilin generates a fresh infographic for every bath mat colourway, rewriting the Dutch callout text and swapping in the right product image from one approved master design, plus lifestyle shots of the mat in a real bathroom.

This success story explains how Le Marais automated and scaled their online store using automated commerce.

PL Line unified 82 designer brands into one canonical catalog with zero blockers, and now uses Automated Commerce to generate product imagery, write collection copy, and sync tens of thousands of orders in seconds.