Collaborate in an endless whiteboard canvas without disconnecting design from execution.
Faster design reviews and cleaner approvals.
Reduced duplicate development and fewer missed updates.
Stronger asset reuse and better collection consistency.
Better alignment between design, merchandising, and commercial teams.
One canvas where design and merchandising move together.
Capabilities that bring creative collaboration and live product data into a single workflow.
Whiteboard-style workspace
Collaborate in an infinite visual canvas connected to live product data, assets, and briefs.
Live product imagery and assets
Images, styles, and attributes stay current without manual updates or outdated screenshots.
Built-in approvals and reviews
Sequential review chains, annotations, approvals, and version history happen directly inside the merchandising workflow.
Design-to-merchant alignment
Merchants review the same live assortments designers are building, with financial visibility included.
Connected creative workflow
Native integration with DAM, PLM, Raspberry AI, and Tracy AI supports faster asset management and discovery.
What your team gains, by role.
Stop switching between Miro and spreadsheets.
Build collections in a visual workspace, iterate on concepts quickly, and collaborate across teams in real time.
Facilitate assortment lifecycle management.
Review assortments visually, align to financial targets, and evaluate changes instantly.
Manage briefs and campaigns in one location.
Create and manage seasonal briefs and connect storytelling to product earlier.
Prioritize the accounts that matter.
Prioritize accounts using customer scoring, focus on high-impact opportunities, and improve sell-through.
Stop managing different versions of the line.
Maintain version control, track approvals, and ensure consistency 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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