For brands who sell — Keelvy
If someone else makes it

Your supplier makes it. Everything after that is yours.

Contract manufacturing, a studio you commission, a supplier shipping finished goods. The making is handled — what eats your week is the catalog, the photography, the price lists and the buyers waiting on all three.

NO PRODUCTION MODULE IN YOUR PLAN, AND NONE ON YOUR BILL
The week, as it actually goes

Four jobs that are all the same job.

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The one that costs you orders

A buyer asks for photos and a price list. You answer on Thursday.

They ordered on Monday, from whoever replied on Monday. Pick the products, send a gallery link — the buyer takes the sizes they need and the line sheet prices itself from the list that customer is on.

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One product, every destination

Described once, priced by rule, sent everywhere.

Your storefront, the marketplaces, the wholesale buyers and the person asking for a PDF all read the same record. A supplier raises a price and the change reaches retail, wholesale and every channel the same day — including the rounding you actually use.

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The assistant does the describing

You wrote the range. You should not have to type it in.

Describe a new line the way you would to a colleague — by analogy with one you already have, with the differences named. It works out which materials and options you mean, and asks when it is unsure.

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When you start making things

The production line is waiting, not missing.

Plenty of brands outsource until the day they buy the machine. Switching lines turns production on — no migration, no second system, no data left behind.

Start

Import your list. Describe the rest in words.

You set it up yourself. Pay for the year and two months are on us.