Poly9 AI · for fabric houses, wallcovering and material suppliers

Your catalog, inside every customer’s AI.

More than fifty thousand supplier SKUs on Poly9 AI answer for themselves on their own sites and inside the showrooms they supply. Availability, minimums, repeats and fire codes come from the record, priced by the yard, quotable on a maker’s frame in one sentence.

The materials library: adopted materials with swatches, private and global, priced

A maker’s materials library with a supplier’s fabric line linked in, priced by the yard. Real screen.

The shift

On the shelf, but answered by phone.

3 weeks
from memo to CFA to yardage
6 p.m.
when the specifier calls and gets voicemail
0
showrooms that can quote your line themselves
37,400
SKUs a buyer has to search by hand
→ every SKU answered by the yard, wherever it is sold
What you get

Answered on your site, quotable in theirs.

The record answers

Repeat, width, fire code, stock

A buyer asks for Train To Paris in blue and gets Off Track, in stock at $84 a yard. The repeat and the NFPA rating come from the record.

Supplier links

Your line on their frames

A maker links your catalog and your yardage prices sit inside their grade matrix. Their AI quotes frame and fabric together, with your name on the line.

White-label

Sold as theirs, traced as yours

On a maker’s site your products appear as theirs, in their currency, with your cost carried on every quote and purchase-order line.

In the field · Fabric houses on Poly9 AI
“Tens of thousands of SKUs live in a day. Fire codes and double rubs answered from the fabric record.”
Your AI

It knows every SKU and who asks.

Which patterns get specified together, which colorways sell in which market, which showrooms quote your line most.

“Do you have Train To Paris in blue, 40 yards, what’s the minimum?”
Off Track, in stock, 40 yards at $84, 2-yard minimum, ships in 3 to 5 days.
“Which showrooms quoted our contract line this month?”
The list, with yardage, from the connected accounts.
“What do specifiers ask about most?”
Fire ratings, then repeats, then lead times.

Start free. We load the whole line.

Create your account and add your first patterns today, or hand us the files: a 37,400-SKU line took one day. 250 sales actions free, no card.

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