Connect product, storytelling, and launch timing in one place.
Clear campaign visibility and stronger launch alignment.
Fewer missed priorities and earlier cross-team coordination.
Better storytelling and cleaner execution.
Stronger launch readiness across product, marketing, and sales.
Every campaign, connected to the product behind it.
Capabilities that tie campaigns directly to live assortments and launch plans.
Campaign assignment
Tag products to campaigns and connect assortments directly to launch plans.
Priority visibility
Mark key versus supporting items so teams know what matters most.
Launch date automation
Campaign timing is managed with launch visibility across products and regions.
Shared cross-team visibility
Merchandising, product, and marketing all work from the same campaign view.
Connected execution
Campaign priorities flow into catalogs, whiteboards, and sell-in without separate decks or disconnected files.
What your team gains, by role.
Never wonder what products are part of each campaign.
Connect assortments to campaigns, prioritize key products, and align product strategy to launches.
Stop chasing global teams for product data.
Manage campaigns with full product visibility and align storytelling to actual availability.
Price and source key items with confidence.
Track campaign relevance across assortments and coordinate with merchandising and marketing.
Never miss a seasonal key moment.
Prepare for launches with clear priorities and align sell-in to campaign timing.
Keep the message clear all the way down to planning.
Get visibility into campaign readiness and track execution across teams.
How Trasix transformed this sportswear company’s visual merchandising assortment & digital catalog creation.
A major East Coast–based sportswear company with over $5B in annual revenue operates one of the most globally distributed merchandising organizations in the industry, with teams spanning apparel, footwear, and accessories across more than 40 regions. For years, this structure relied on a patchwork of legacy tools — PowerPoint for presentations, Excel for line plans, Adobe files for visual references, Miro boards for early collaboration, and multiple PLM and DAM systems feeding different sources of truth.
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