Arc lounge chair
₦84,000
The visual catalogue for conversational selling
Stop sending the same 50 photos.
Upload products once, organize them into a clear digital catalogue, and share one link customers can browse at their own pace.
- No customer account to browse
- Mobile-first storefront
- WhatsApp-ready selections
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Selection 2 Search products FilterProduct wall
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Illustrative storefront preview
01Add products
02Organize once
03Share one link
04Receive clear choices
A better sales handoff
Your catalogue should do the repeating for you.
Chat is excellent for conversation. It is a poor place to store, organize, and repeatedly resend an entire product range.
Inside chat
The same manual loop, every time.
Find photos, send them one by one, explain prices again, then ask the customer to identify what they liked.
Scattered imagesNo searchChoices get lost
With a catalogue
One organized destination.
Customers open the link, explore available products, and send back a selection you can understand at a glance.
Browse independentlySearch and filterOne structured selection
Two sides, one clear journey
Built for the seller sharing products—and the customer choosing them.
- 01Set upCreate your storeAdd your unique store identity, currency, contact details, and catalogue preferences.
- 02BuildAdd products onceUpload product images, prices, stock, details, and variants from one seller workspace.
- 03OrganizeGroup what you sellUse categories and collections so customers can move through a large catalogue clearly.
- 04SharePublish one linkPreview your storefront, publish it, and share the same catalogue wherever customers find you.
ProductsManage your catalogue inventory+ Add product
28Published3Low stock4Drafts
Arc lounge chairIn stock · PublishedEdit
Linen table lampIn stock · PublishedEdit
Clay vesselIn stock · PublishedEdit
Preview before sharing
The core product experience
More products in view. Less friction between interest and inquiry.
Smart Catalogue focuses on the point where social selling usually breaks: helping a customer see enough, decide clearly, and tell the seller exactly what they want.
Product Wall
A dense visual view helps customers scan a broad catalogue quickly, then open a product without losing their place.
Product wall36 products
Search, filter, inspect
Customers narrow the catalogue by useful product details and open Quick View to check images, pricing, stock, and available options.
Search “green chairs”
In stockFurnitureUnder ₦100k
Selection, then conversation
Customers combine products, quantities, options, and a note before submitting an inquiry or moving to WhatsApp.
Three different jobs
Build the inventory, shape the browse, personalize the sale.
Products, collections, and customer rooms work together, but each solves a different part of the seller workflow.
Add a product
Create the item customers can discover.
Upload its photos, price, description, availability, stock, and options. This becomes the reusable source item for your catalogue.
Use this when you have something new to sell.
Organize collections
Group products for repeatable browsing.
Bring related products together—such as New Arrivals, Office Essentials, or Under ₦20k—then share that focused collection.
Use this to structure your storefront by theme or buying intent.
Build a customer room
Curate a private edit for one conversation.
Choose a smaller set of relevant products for a specific customer, share the room, and see their reactions and choices.
Use this for personal shopping and high-touch selling.
From browsing to a clear decision
A shortlist that arrives with context.
Instead of “the third photo you sent,” the seller receives a structured selection with product details, quantities, options, and the customer's note.
One combined selection
Multiple products stay together as the customer browses.
A natural handoff
Continue through an inquiry or the seller's WhatsApp conversation.
Your selection2 products
Arc lounge chairQty 1₦84,000
Linen table lampQty 2₦36,500
Total₦121,000
Continue on WhatsAppA practical seller workspace
The essentials around your catalogue.
Storefront control
Manage store identity, contact details, visibility, and the catalogue customers see.
Product organization
Use categories and collections to keep growing inventory easy to navigate.
Basic engagement signals
See catalogue activity such as visits, product interest, selections, and inquiries.
Mobile-first sharing
Give customers a browser-based catalogue designed for the devices already in their hands.
Frequently asked
Before you build your first catalogue.
What is Smart Catalogue?
Smart Catalogue is a visual catalogue and seller workspace for businesses that share and close sales through conversations. You organize products once, publish a storefront, and share one link with customers.
Do customers need an account to browse?
No. Public catalogues are designed to open directly in a browser so customers can browse, search, inspect products, and build a selection without creating an account.
How do I share my catalogue?
Every published store has a shareable catalogue link. You can copy that link into WhatsApp, Instagram, email, SMS, or any channel where you already speak with customers.
What is a customer selection?
A selection is a structured shortlist, not a traditional cart. A customer can combine products, quantities, available options, and a note, then submit an inquiry or continue with the seller on WhatsApp.
What is the difference between a collection and a customer room?
A collection is a reusable product group such as New Arrivals or Under ₦20k. A customer room is a private, tailored edit created for a particular customer or buying conversation.
Can I manage products and availability?
Yes. Sellers can add product images and details, organize products, manage stock states and visibility, and preview the public catalogue before sharing it.
Your products, finally organized
Upload once. Share one link. Let customers choose clearly.
Create the catalogue your conversations can point to—then spend less time resending photos and more time helping customers decide.