Make your décor catalog as polished as your products.

Image Guard's décor category rules require multiple image types per product — at minimum lifestyle (in-room context), detail (close-up), and scale-reference (with a recognizable size cue). Variant images required for color/finish variants. Minimum resolution enforced per category. Alt text required per image (Apimio AI generates from canonical attributes). The gate blocks publish below the configured count + resolution + alt-text threshold.

Each supplier brand gets its own Supplier Bridge template (AI-mapped on first import, one-click on subsequent imports). Every imported product runs through Quality Guard against your décor category rules — so Brand A and Brand C have to meet the same dimensions + materials + image standards before publishing. The storefront stays consistent regardless of supplier-side data quality.

Yes. Each designer's portal has its own pricing tier (Catalogue Hub's per-store override layer handles this — the trade store has wholesale-tier prices). For designers on bespoke arrangements (volume discounts, sample programs), Trade Portal supports per-portal pricing overrides. Sample request workflows can be added as custom blocks per portal.

Catalogue Hub's Markets-native locales store per-locale compliance fields against the canonical record — country-of-origin label, CE marks, fire-retardant certifications, ASTM compliance per market. Apimio AI handles translation into locale-appropriate phrasing for regulatory text. The international expansion stops being a "rebuild compliance per market" decision.

Apimio handles mixed catalogs natively. Each product is assigned to a category (Décor > Pillows, Furniture > Sofas, etc.), and Quality Guard's rules apply per category. The Variant Manager handles small-décor matrices (color × pattern) and furniture matrices (size × material × leg style) equivalently. You don't need separate tooling for the furniture half of the catalog.

You define your brand voice once: tone (aspirational / warm / minimalist / etc.), vocabulary (use these words, avoid those), example copy at its best. Apimio AI respects the template across every output across every surface. For décor brands specifically, AI draws from canonical attributes (materials, dimensions, room-context category) so the lifestyle copy is grounded in the actual product.

For brands already on Shopify, there's no migration — Apimio reads from existing Shopify catalogs on first sync. Most décor catalogs (2,000–15,000 SKUs) complete the initial import within 15–30 minutes. From there, gate configuration and AI bulk fills take another 1–2 weeks to reach steady state. For brands migrating from Magento or Woo, add 1–2 weeks for the legacy catalog import via Supplier Bridge.

Yes — Apimio coexists with external DAMs. Image URLs can reference your DAM CDN; Image Guard validates the URLs respond + are at expected resolution. For teams without a DAM, Apimio's image management (auto-fetch from supplier URLs, CDN, alt text generation) covers the basic catalog-imagery needs. Migrating from an external DAM to Apimio is a Supplier Bridge import.

Yes. Image Guard within Catalogue Hub differentiates required product shots (white background, multi-angle) from lifestyle/mood photography. Each product can have N lifestyle images alongside its required product shots — perfect for home décor catalogs where context matters.

Yes. Trade Portal supports interior designer accounts as a dealer type — per-designer pricing tiers (designer discounts), curated catalog subsets, and trade pricing visibility. Each designer gets a branded portal URL.