How teams win with Plunk.
Fifteen ways teams put Plunk to work, across both products: Studio turns catalogs into imagery and shopper apps, Commerce forecasts demand, routes it to the people who can sell it, and measures every order back to its source. Every one is running in production today, and every one demos on your own catalog.
Two products, working end to end.
Plunk Studio turns your catalog into photorealistic imagery, room scenes, and shop-your-own apps, with no photo shoot. Plunk Commerce then takes it to market: it forecasts what will sell, puts it in front of the right buyers, and measures every order back to its source. The solutions below start with Studio, then follow the product all the way to the sale.
First, Studio makes the imagery.
Shoppers build the sectional. You approve every image.
The first fully self-managed sectional configurator: shoppers design their own piece live on your site or showroom display, while your team curates the units and fabrics and approves every render. You run the whole thing, no studio and no agency in the loop.
From a line drawing to a photographed-looking catalog.
Technical line drawings rendered straight to 2D product imagery, fabrics and finishes applied per SKU, and whole sectional lineups assembled from the rendered units, with no photo shoot in the pipeline.
Hi-res room scenes that hold their geometry.
Staged scenes for merchandising where an edit changes what you asked for and nothing else: every render passes a machine judge before it reaches you, and finals export hi-res.
Design the piece before you build the piece.
Concept silhouettes, iterate on details, apply real fabrics and finishes at the design stage, and walk into the line review with imagery: angle packs, 3D turns, and the piece staged in a room.
Any material on any frame, including theirs.
Customer's Own Material is the oldest promise in upholstery. The visualizer renders it: a designer's fabric on your frame, on your website or in the showroom, in seconds.
Configure any style, see the price, send the order.
The sectional builder's configure-and-quote flow, extended to the whole line: a buyer configures any style, sees the price in real time, and turns the quote straight into an order for your desk. Made-to-order upholstery included.
Know what sells before you commit.
Restock windows, price scenarios, lapse risk, and campaign response, all forecast from your own sales history with confidence stated honestly.
Market, territory, product, store, rep. One scoreboard.
For manufacturers and retail at scale: every market, territory, product line, store, and rep measured against targets on the same page, built from orders and activity.
The first thing a rep sees each morning.
Each rep opens to a prioritized list: accounts to call, reorders to pitch, and the customers browsing your site right now. The forecasts and early warnings become a plan for the day.
The follow-up writes itself.
Lifecycle email that fires on real behavior. When a quote stalls, a well-timed nudge brings it back, often the fastest revenue on the board, with every send on the contact's timeline.
Spend where the return is.
Campaigns across every major ad exchange, measured server-side against orders that actually happened.
Feed your retailers business, don't just fill their orders.
A shopper's interest on your site becomes a qualified lead, routed to the retail partner nearest them, then measured against the orders it turns into.
See the paths shoppers actually take.
Funnels drawn from observed behavior, journeys stitched from first anonymous visit to the sale, and custom reporting on your own sales data.
Every shopper, one record.
Visits, orders, emails, and rep interactions resolve into one contact record each. Segment by stage, interest, or geography and push straight into campaigns.
Ask your business a question.
AI that knows your workspace: plain-language questions, real numbers and charts, shareable reports, and visibility into how AI talks about your brand.
See your products in it.
Every one of these workflows demos best on your own catalog. Send a few product photos and we'll run them live on the call.