
Reimagining Visual Line Planning as a Strategic Layer
The merchandising function has evolved, so too has the role of visual line planning. Teams have long relied on these
Visual Line Planning
Plan and visualize seasonal lines with real-time product data and visual context.
Assortment Building & Curation
Build and adapt assortments by channel and region with data-driven recommendations.
Retail Visualization
Visualize your assortment in the retail environment early in the process, so placement insights feed back into planning.
Trend & Direction
Capture inspiration and define seasonal direction on a shared canvas the entire team can build on.
Concept & Design
Generate visuals, explore colorways, and iterate on designs quickly without breaking your flow.
Product Definition
Turn design concepts into structured product definitions and publish directly to PLM.
Plan
Data-driven line planning, assortment building, and financial tracking.
Board
Infinite visual canvas for mood boards, design briefs, and creative collaboration.
Showcase
Interactive digital selling experiences for B2B buyers.
System of Engagement
Board, Plan, and Showcase — where teams work with blended creative and structured data.
Product Data Platform
Products, assortments, and assets — the system of record that makes AI possible.
Agent Layer
Native agents, custom agent authoring, and pre-built prompts across the platform.
Event & Workflow Engine
Trigger automated workflows and agent actions at every stage of the product lifecycle — configured once, runs forever.
Integration & App Platform
App Store, APIs, SDKs, and MCP — connect to PLM, ERP, and any AI tool.

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