Poly9 AI for fabric & wallcovering

Fifty thousand SKUs, answered by the yard.

Kravet’s 37,400 SKUs and Fabricut Contract’s 16,307 answer for themselves. Availability, minimums, repeats and fire codes come from the record, priced by the yard. The answers run on your site and inside every showroom you supply.

250 sales actions free · No card needed · Starts with a fabric & wallcovering sample catalog
yardagerepeatdouble rubsNFPA 260memoCFAcolorway
Fabric & wallcovering AIlive
Do you have Train To Paris in blue, 40 yards, what’s the minimum?
Yes. Off Track is the blue-gray colorway, in stock.
Train To Paris · Off Track
Train To Paris · Off Track
54" wide · V repeat 25.5" · NFPA 260 · 51,000 double rubs
Colorway
Off TrackMarineSaffronSlateIvory
Train To Paris 116904, 40 yd × $84$3,360
Minimum 2 yd · cut to orderincluded
Total · ships in 3–5 days$3,360
Quote readySend to Rachel Moss →

A yardage quote from the Fabricut record: colorway, minimum, price per yard. Sample conversation.Watch the story →

Fabric & wallcovering: the product in its setting
Fabric & wallcoveringAI render

Off Track on a sofa in a room, rendered from the real swatch. AI render.

How selling works today
  • A memo goes out, a CFA comes back, and three weeks pass before anyone asks for yardage.
  • Availability lives on the phone with the warehouse, so a specifier at 6 p.m. gets voicemail.
  • The showrooms that carry your line cannot quote it, so they quote the line next to it.
With Poly9 AI
  • Availability and yardage in the first reply, from the record, at 6 p.m. or 6 a.m.
  • Your whole line quotable inside every showroom you supply, with your provenance on the line.
  • Repeat, width, NFPA 260 and double rubs cited correctly, every time, because the record is the answer.
The same three steps, every time

Configure it. Price it. Send the quote.

01

Ask in your words

Do you have Train To Paris in blue, 40 yards, what’s the minimum?
Fabric & wallcovering: the materials and options a buyer chooses fromAI render

Colorways, widths and repeats: the record your AI reads before it answers.

02

Configured and priced from your rules

Train To Paris · Off Track
Train To Paris · Off Track
54" wide · V repeat 25.5" · NFPA 260 · 51,000 double rubs
Train To Paris 116904, 40 yd × $84$3,360
Minimum 2 yd · cut to orderincluded
Total · ships in 3–5 days$3,360

Forty yards at the list price, minimum applied, ready to ship.

03

A quote the buyer can approve

yourcompany.poly9.ai/quote/Q-2481
Train To Paris · Off Track
$3,360 · ships in 3–5 days
Approve →Ask a question
opened · 2 min ago

Rachel’s phone: the yardage, the price, approve. Every line traces to a rule and lands in Projects.

In the field
Fabricut Contract

16,307 SKUs live on day one.

It’s yours
Day 1 it knows your catalog. Day 100 it knows how you sell.

Every question, quote and collection teaches your AI: which options get specified together, what each buyer asks for, which answers close. Nobody else’s AI can answer for your products, and your data trains only yours.

See what it learns →
The platform

Everything behind the answer.

The AI is right because everything it needs lives in one place, and every module is included on every plan.

Catalog

every product, option and image, structured so a question has one answer.

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Materials & finishes

309 materials and 165 finishes, plus your suppliers’, priced.

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Pricing

cost recipes and grade matrices, the source of every certified price.

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Storefront

your site at yours.poly9.ai, in your brand, with your AI on every page.

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Collections & presentations

curated, priced, shared on one link that never expires.

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Design Studio

variations from a sketch, materials on a product, rendered and priced.

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Projects

quote to order to shipment, money held exact, the buyer watching.

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Buyers

who asked what, what they approved, what to say next.

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Connections

your suppliers’ and brands’ catalogs, quotable as your own.

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Analytics

what buyers open, ask for and buy, by the hour.

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Fabric & wallcovering teams lean on Catalog, Connections and Storefront. Weighing it against what you use today? See the comparison →

Pricing

One credit is one sales action.

An answer, a configured render, a certified price, a quote, a design, a product in a collection: each is one credit. $100 buys a thousand. Everyone on your team is included, on every plan.

Grow
$250 / month
2,500 sales actions a month
everything included
For one team that quotes every day. 2,500 sales actions a month, every module, unlimited users.
Network
$500 / month
7,500 sales actions a month
25 brand & supplier connections
For makers and showrooms that sell partners’ products. 7,500 sales actions and 25 brand and supplier connections.
Global
$1,000 / month
15,000 sales actions a month
100 brand & supplier connections
For groups with many lines and many buyers. 15,000 sales actions and 100 connections.
Showroom & Enterprise
annual agreement
credits as you need them
connections as agreed
For design-center showrooms on a yearly term. Annual agreement, invoicing, SSO, dedicated onboarding.
What one credit buys
an answera configured rendera certified pricea quotea new designa product in a collectiona collection covera drafted emaila buyer brief

Every account starts free with 250 sales actions, no card needed. Pick a plan when you need more actions or connections.

Run out mid-quote? Auto top-up buys the next $100 pack so nobody waits. Purchased credits never expire. See pricing and the calculator →

Questions fabric & wallcovering teams ask.

Does it know colorways?
Yes. Ask for Train To Paris in blue and it answers with Off Track, the blue-gray colorway you stock, not with “not customizable”. Colorways, repeats and widths come from the fabric record, so the answer is the one on the tag.
Can it apply minimums and rolls?
If they are in your rules it applies and explains them: a 2-yard cut minimum, wallcovering sold by the double roll, a price break at the bolt. A rule you have not written comes back as “price on request”, never a guess.
How does a 37,400-SKU catalog get in?
We load it. Kravet’s line took one day once the files were in hand; Fabricut Contract’s 16,307 SKUs were live on day one. After that, price and stock updates flow from your files on a schedule you set.
What if it doesn’t know a price?
It says “price on request” and drafts the quote request for you. It never estimates. Ask it to price an option you have not set up and watch it ask for the rule instead of inventing a number.
How long until it works?
The same day. Create an account, start with the sample catalog for your industry or add your own, and ask. Add one pricing rule and the first certified quote goes out in that session. Big catalogs get a white-glove import from us.
Do we pay per user?
No. Everyone on your team is included on every plan, and so is every module. You pay for sales actions: one credit each, $100 for a thousand, and every account starts with 250 of them free.

Start free. It’s your fabric & wallcovering AI from today.

Create your account, start with the fabric & wallcovering sample catalog or add your own, and ask it the first question before the end of the day.

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