Canonical library
Start from 309 materials and 165 finishes
Woods, metals, stones, textiles, leathers, natural fibers and finishes, every one with a swatch and a hero image. Adopt with one click and your AI can show it the same minute.
Poly9 AI · everything behind the answer · Materials & finishes
Your library, and your suppliers’, priced.
309 materials and 165 finishes come with the platform, every one with a swatch and a hero image. Every “can I get it in…” is a material or a finish. Poly9 AI keeps them in one library: yours, the canonical one and your suppliers’, with prices and the rules for where each applies.
309 canonical materials and 165 finishes, all with imagery, ready to adopt
A brand’s materials library: adopted materials, finishes and the supplier lines linked in. Real screen.
What it holds
Materials your AI can show and price.
Your adoptions
Your prices on top
Adopt a material, add your pricing tiers or a finish premium, and the swap is priced for buyers from that moment. A walnut upcharge at a workshop is one adoption and one rule.
Supplier lines
Fabric by the yard, graded
Link a fabric house and its patterns, colorways, widths, repeats and fire codes sit inside your AI, quotable on your frames. A contract fabric house’s 16,307 fabrics price this way on a brand’s frames.
Colorways
Pantone and RAL on request
Ask for a material in a named color and your AI renders it, texture true, hue shifted, labeled as a render.
The picker, as buyers see it
Every option, with its price change.
A manufacturer’s brass table on its storefront: sixteen tabletops from the library, twelve base finishes, each with the premium the recipe carries. The buyer taps, the render updates, the price line follows.
- Premiums live on the adoption: a rule you edit once, applied on every quote.
- Percent or a fixed amount in your currency, per part.
- No rule yet means “price on request”, never a guess.
Customize Brass Table
TabletopA manufacturer’s brass table, the premiums its recipe carries
American White Oak+0%European Oak+8%American Black Walnut+18%Hard Maple+5%American Cherry+8%Burmese Teak+30%African Mahogany+10%White Ash+3%Black Galaxy Granite+8%Absolute Black Granite+0%Kashmir White Granite+6%Caesarstone Quartz+5%+4 more
BaseThe same table, finish premiums in dollars
Matte Black Powder Coat+$5Satin Black Powder Coat+$6Polished Brass+$17Antique Brass+$14Brushed Brass+$13Polished Chrome+$11Natural Oil+$4Walnut Stain+$5Ebonized+$6Satin Lacquer+$7Clear Lacquer+$5High-Gloss White Lacquer+$15
A manufacturer’s brass table picker with the premiums its recipe carries. Real options.
Your AI
Your AI in the library.
It shows the option before it prices it, and it only offers what you stock.
Show me the 3585-11 in Train To Paris, Off Track.
Renders the fabric on the frame and prices the swap from the grade.
Do you have this in blue?
Answers with the colorways you carry, not with “not customizable”.
Which woods can the bed come in?
Lists what the recipe prices: the real options, with swatches.
FAQ
Do our private materials stay private?
Yes. Materials you create are scoped to your company and never appear in another company’s library. The canonical 309 are shared; your prices, adoptions and premiums are not.
Can a supplier update their line inside our AI?
Yes. A linked supplier maintains its own catalog and prices, and your AI reads the current version on every answer. When a fabric house changes a price per yard, the next quote on a brand’s frame uses it.
Does visualizing cost credits?
A render is one sales action, the same as any configured render, so showing the sofa in Off Track costs one credit. Browsing the library, adopting materials and setting prices cost nothing, however often you do them.
Works with
Better together across the platform.
Start free. It’s your AI from today.
Create your account, add your catalog or start with a sample one, and your materials library is working for your AI before the end of the day. 250 sales actions free, no card, and the account stays yours.