7. Catalog, Wishlist, and Suppliers

7.1 Catalog

Why. To search for products across all saved items and store websites, rather than through a dozen tabs.

How to do it.

• Catalog → select a section (16 sections: furniture, lighting, finishes, etc.) → "Filters": brand, price from/to, dimensions, country of origin and supplier, color, material, purpose, installation.
• The search understands the meaning of your query, not just exact words.
• "Search by photo" — upload a photo and find similar items. "Similar" in the product card — similar products.
• In the product card: "To wishlist" or "To project" with project and room selection.

Good to know. Photo search is limited by the number of daily queries.

7.2 Wishlist

Why. To collect products you like before a project even starts.

How to do it. Save products using the clipper or the "To wishlist" button. In the "Wishlist," products are organized by category, and there's sorting available. Select products and move them to a project and room. They will remain in your wishlist.

7.3 Suppliers

Why. Your own database of suppliers and contractors with contacts and reliability history.

How it works.

• A supplier is added automatically when you save a product from their website. The system attempts to find contact information on the website; you can edit it manually.
• You'll see the country, type, contacts, website, supplier commission, and the "Reschedules" column (section 3.9).
• Your suppliers are visible only to you and your team.