Euro, the same wholesale business, keeps adding new kids' clothing to its catalogue, and every item needs photos before it can be sold online or sent on WhatsApp.
One staff member took and edited every product photo, so photos came out only as fast as one person could shoot and edit them. Supplier photos also carried text Euro did not want shown, like packing quantities.
Two pipelines. For sandals, each supplier photo is read by AI, matched to the right product, and turned into a Euroria product card with colours, sizes and detail shots, which a staff member approves on Telegram.
For clothing, staff upload a new item with the supplier's photo, and AI makes the product photos: a clean studio shot and a card showing every colour. A second check compares the result with the supplier's photo and flags anything that looks wrong, like a missing colour.
Your catalogue photos keep up with new stock however much arrives in a day, and nobody on your team spends the morning editing them.