We’re excited to announce a new native integration between Trasix and Raspberry AI, bringing AI-powered design creation directly into long-term product planning workflows.
Raspberry AI is an AI design platform built specifically for fashion and retail teams, enabling designers to explore, develop, and visualize design ideas using prompts, references, and natural language. It accelerates early creative exploration while maintaining brand context, design intent, and production realities.
Historically, creative ideation and assortment planning have lived in separate systems. Design concepts are created in one place, reviewed in another, and manually translated into planning tools, often losing important context along the way. This disconnect slows decision-making and makes alignment harder as collections scale.
The Trasix × Raspberry AI integration closes that gap.
Designs created in Raspberry AI can now be exported directly into Trasix, where merchandising, planning, sales, and design teams collaborate on assortments every day. Assets land in specific product slots, either as early concepts or approved designs, and immediately become part of boards, reviews, and planning workflows. Existing PLM systems remain in place, with Trasix acting as the connective layer across teams and tools.
For organizations, this means creative work becomes visible earlier, decisions happen with more context, and alignment improves across functions. Designers stay in the tools they know best. Merchants and planners gain earlier visibility into what’s coming. Teams reduce the manual handoffs that traditionally slow product development.
At an industry level, this integration reflects a broader shift toward connected product development, where creativity and execution are no longer sequential steps, but part of a continuous workflow. As collections grow more complex and timelines tighten, the ability to connect design intent directly to planning decisions becomes a competitive advantage.
The Raspberry × Trasix integration is built for brands planning collections years in advance and managing global assortments at scale, helping teams move from concept to assortment with greater speed, clarity, and confidence.
