The account
Every company has its own subscription, its own data, its own people and its own permissions. Nobody puts you inside someone else account or works with your hands: the account stays yours even if every link is cut.
The stone network
A link is an invitation, not a shared warehouse
The network is not set up from above. It is built by companies that already work each on their own subscription and open to each other exactly what one order needs.
The link
One side issues an invitation, the other accepts it — with a link and a one-time password. After that the partner sees only what the owner opened: the owner sets the limits and the owner takes them back.
What travels along a link
The slab
The supplier opens the warehouse: availability, photo, real sizes and defects. The buyer quotes on that slab and books it for an agreed period.
The project
A dealer, a studio or a designer hands the fabricator a project with the drawing and the measurement. The fabricator gets a snapshot, not forwarded files.
Catalogue and prices
The fabricator opens their materials and pricing rules to the dealer. The dealer quotes by them instead of putting their own price list on someone else work.
The offer
Any participant sends the customer a link: the product in 3D on the chosen slab, a chat on the page, acceptance online.
One cloud
Everyone works in one shared workspace, not on the servers of their own companies. That is why a link is access, not an export: data is not copied from system to system and does not drift into versions.
The network grows
Today the network holds stone suppliers, shops, dealers, studios and designers. The next nodes — sellers of sinks, adhesive and hardware — are planned; we promise no dates, but the model already has room for them.
Start from your side
Get in touch: we will walk through your case and show which part of the network already works for you today.