Product Catalogues

Present the collection. Start the conversation.

Give products a clear public presentation and collect customer interest in the same workspace. A catalogue helps people explore what you offer and ask about the right item.

Create a product catalogue
01

A shareable collection

Publish product information in a catalogue that customers can open from a link.

02

Product context

Keep enquiries connected to the products that prompted them.

03

Consent-based enquiries

Collect customer details with the required consent and workspace permissions.

Make products easier to understand

Organise the collection around useful product information, clear descriptions, and approved imagery. A public catalogue gives buyers a consistent destination from messages, social posts, and printed QR codes.

Keep the published details accurate when your range or offer changes.

Capture interest with its context

An enquiry retains the product context rather than arriving as an unexplained contact message. Your team can follow up with a relevant answer.

Catalogue enquiries express interest. They are separate from confirmed orders, stock reservations, checkout, and payments.

Connect presentation and follow-up

Use branded links or QR codes to distribute the catalogue and keep the public destination easy to recognise.

Manage the resulting enquiries in your workspace with the permissions and privacy appropriate to customer contact details.

Common questions

What teams ask before they start.

Does submitting an enquiry place an order?

No. An enquiry starts a conversation; it is not an order, inventory reservation, or payment.

Can I share a catalogue with a QR code?

Yes. A published catalogue URL can be used as the destination of a managed link or QR code.

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