Showroom
Two things at once: the conversation on the floor gets concrete, and more people walk in already knowing what they want.
On the tablet veyra
The sofa standing next to her, now in the customer's living room.
On the floor
Customers have photos of home on their phone. Your salesperson uploads one on the tablet and drops in any product from your range — the sofa on the floor, but just as easily the fabric, color or model that isn't.
From online
Someone who already sees your sofa in their own room gets enthusiastic — and then wants to feel it in person. That's exactly the moment to book, and that can be the button under the image.
At the table
Not a swatch book and a tape measure, but the customer's own room on screen.
Step 1
Your salesperson asks for a photo of the room. Almost everyone has one on them.
Step 2
Model, fabric, color, size. Every variant appears in the customer's room within 10 to 15 seconds.
Step 3
“Too dark for that wall” becomes visible instead of a gut feeling — and therefore solvable.
Step 4
And if not, the image goes home with them, carrying your name rather than a competitor's.
No extra system to learn. The same widget that runs online, on a tablet next to the coffee.
The uncertainty people take home with them gets resolved at the table.
A more expensive fabric or an extra panel sells more easily when the customer sees the difference instead of hearing about it.
The image does the convincing, not twenty years of product knowledge.
Does your salesperson do home visits or styling advice? The same tablet works exactly the same there.
Next step
Twenty minutes, online. We put Veyra live on a product page you choose, you upload a room photo yourself, and by the end you know what it costs and when you could go live.
You pick your own slot and get a calendar invitation with the video link straight away. The calendar is open four weeks ahead.