A slab, not “12 m² of granite”
AvailableEvery sheet has its own card: photo, batch, dimensions, contour, defects.
For slab suppliers and stone warehouses
The catalogue lives in photos and spreadsheets. A customer picks from a picture, arrives — and the slab is already sold. Any list you send is outdated the moment it goes out.
In Lazorex Studio every slab is a separate card with a photo, dimensions and a QR label. Customers view your stock by link, and the fabricators you are linked with price jobs right on your slabs — and come to you for them.
A slab is entered once — then it lives in one card.
The slab is photographed: the wizard straightens the photo by four corner markers, the stone edge is traced by hand.
Every slab and remnant gets a QR label; scanning it with a phone opens the card.
You build the stock page in a page builder: materials and slabs with large textures.
The button on the showcase creates a lead in your CRM, and the conversation continues there.
A linked fabricator sees your slabs in their account. Whether they see your sale prices is your choice for each link.
A slab is booked for a set period; if it is taken, there is a waiting list.
Once shipped, the customer receives the slab into their own stock, and the QR label moves with the stone.
Everything below works in the product today.
Every sheet has its own card: photo, batch, dimensions, contour, defects.
A six-step wizard: straightening by corner markers, edge tracing, slab texture.
A public page by link and QR, built in a page builder.
Purchase prices, slab codes and storage cells never reach the showcase. Retail prices only if you switch them on.
A linked fabricator nests parts and prices quotes on your stone in their own account.
A slab is held for a specific request and stops being sold twice.
Honest about the limits of the product.
In the demo we go through slab digitisation, the showcase and a booking from the fabricator’s side.