Partner opportunities · ScanCloud / ScanCGI

Your expertise.
A connected path
to the customer.

Bring the assets, the platform or the products. Together, we can turn approved product information into visual choices, property stories and a clear route to an order.

An invitation to collaborate. Proposed integrations are developed through a defined pilot and agreed commercial terms.

The operating model

One source.
Many customer experiences.

ScanCloud / ScanCGI organizes the approved source information. Our service pillars connect that record to the customer experience and the agreed next step.

01 / SOURCE

Build the product record.

Product IDs, dimensions, finishes, media rights and supplier references establish what can be shown and selected.

ScanCloud →
02 / EXPERIENCE

Configure and visualize.

RenderLogic coordinates the visual workflow, supported options and review of approved assets with specialist providers.

RenderLogic →
03 / PRESENT

Give it a destination.

StageStream packages accepted room visuals and property stories. ListingAddress and Savvy Staged connect the presentation to a real brief.

StageStream →
04 / EXECUTE

Carry the decision forward.

Expeditor coordinates accepted sourcing and delivery scopes. Supplier availability, final price and execution responsibilities are confirmed for each project.

Expeditor →

This is our service architecture. Provider connections, automation and live commerce handoffs are demonstrated and approved per pilot; a diagram is not a claim of a completed integration.

Specialist capabilities · Proposed collaboration

Two complementary roles.
A shared opportunity.

3D asset production

Photoreal 3D models and renders for configurators, AR, and VR, delivered ecommerce-ready.

Proposed role: scoped model and render production, with the specifications, rights and acceptance criteria agreed before work begins.

Proposed specialist collaborator

Visualization & configuration

A proposed visual environment for exploring products, materials, variants and room possibilities using compatible approved assets.

Proposed role: platform evaluation and a focused configuration pilot, with compatibility, responsibilities and commercial terms confirmed together.

Prospective platform / joint-venture discussion

Partner features describe proposed roles. They do not imply provider acceptance, a completed integration, exclusivity or an executed joint venture.

The opportunity map

Many verticals.
One disciplined starting point.

Start with a product family, a room or a property. Each opportunity below pairs a customer experience with the inputs needed to test it.

12 opportunities

Walls & surfaces

Wallpaper & paint

Preview pattern, colour, repeat and scale in an approved room image. Carry the product reference into samples and a measured installation quote.

Customer routeBuckhead Wallpaper

What a pilot needs

Product patterns, scale, substrate and measured coverage.

Discuss this opportunity →

Kitchen & bath

From finishes to a reviewed specification.

Explore supported cabinetry, counters, fixtures and finishes. Produce an option record for a design or specification review.

Customer routeDesign & specification projects

What a pilot needs

Measured layouts, option rules, clearances and manufacturer specifications.

Discuss this opportunity →

Window treatments

Fabrics, hardware and fit.

Compare treatment styles, lining and hardware, then prepare a specification for professional measurement and fabrication.

Customer routeBuckhead Wallpaper / COM atelier

What a pilot needs

Fabric rights, mounting details, allowances and fabrication rules.

Discuss this opportunity →

Upholstery

Configure the seating.

Explore approved sofa modules, arms, legs, fabrics and sizes. Save a configuration that a dealer or manufacturer can quote.

Customer routeUpholstery brands / designer sales

What a pilot needs

Manufacturer option matrix, COM suitability, dimensions and product identifiers.

Discuss this opportunity →

Rugs & flooring

Find the right scale.

Compare rug sizes, shapes and placement, or supported floor finishes. Custom options remain tied to actual supplier offerings.

Customer routeRoom packages / designer sales

What a pilot needs

Dimensions, material references, supplier limits and room measurements.

Discuss this opportunity →

Furniture & room packages

Products that belong together.

Build coordinated selections from approved furniture and accessories, with product IDs that continue into quoting and order review.

Customer routeSavvy Staged / manufacturer representation

What a pilot needs

Authorized catalogues, variants, dimensions, availability and current pricing.

Discuss this opportunity →

Closets & storage

A system that fits the space.

Explore modular storage, finishes and accessories, then route the configuration for technical validation.

Customer routeStorage brands / installation partners

What a pilot needs

Fit rules, mounting constraints, collision checks and professional measures.

Discuss this opportunity →

Property & virtual staging

Give the next address a story.

Turn approved listing media and accepted staging concepts into a property website, narrated film and launch materials.

Customer routeSavvy Staged → ListingAddress

What a pilot needs

Media permissions, accurate property facts, staging disclosures and client approval.

Discuss this opportunity →

Mattress & sleep products

Make construction choices understandable.

A proposed pilot for explaining supported layers, materials and product variants through a clear visual buying experience.

Customer routeSleep brands / retail partners

What a pilot needs

Brand-owned construction data, valid combinations, approved claims and asset compatibility.

Discuss this opportunity →

Lighting

See the fixture in context.

Explore approved fixtures, finishes and room combinations, then preserve the selection for availability checks and a project quote.

Customer routeMiami Circle / Ghenogas Gallery

What a pilot needs

Product dimensions, finish variants, technical specifications and accurate sourcing.

Discuss this opportunity →

Art & décor

Place the work. Preserve its identity.

Present authorized artwork and décor at a useful scale in a room, with clear attribution and a path to an inquiry.

Customer routeGhenogas Gallery / Miami Circle

What a pilot needs

Image rights, artist attribution, dimensions, edition details and stock status.

Discuss this opportunity →

Retail, hospitality & trade

Repeat the approved room.

A proposed multi-room or multi-location pilot: save an approved package, review substitutions and coordinate accepted fulfillment scopes.

Customer routeTrade teams / hospitality / ecommerce

What a pilot needs

Procurement approvals, quantities, delivery requirements, responsibilities and commercial terms.

Discuss this opportunity →

Where you can participate

Bring a capability.
Build a customer route.

Platforms & asset studios

Scope compatible assets, supported configurations, production standards and a reusable handoff. An agreed pilot demonstrates the connection.

Brands & manufacturers

Bring an authorized catalogue and a clear option matrix. Test a visual experience around products your team can actually quote and supply.

Dealers, designers & trade

Use reviewed selections to connect a room concept to samples, specifications and a project proposal.

Agents & broker teams

Bring approved listing media and a property brief. Test a branded presentation with clear review and inquiry routing.

See the Wolf Run example →

Installers & delivery teams

Define service geography, site requirements, measures and accepted execution scopes before committing to a handoff.

Creative & media partners

Support narration, music, room media and launch assets through approved scripts, usage rights and customer review.

Start with a focused pilot

One use case.
A result we can review.

Share the vertical, the capability you bring and the result you want to test. We’ll define the brief before discussing a wider rollout.

  1. Choose one product family, room or listing.
  2. Confirm data, assets, permissions and supported options.
  3. Agree deliverables, responsibilities, costs and acceptance criteria.
  4. Review the working result and decide what comes next.

Potential commercial models include scoped production, project services, recurring catalogue support and separately agreed referral or representation arrangements. Fees, commissions, licensing and revenue shares are negotiated; none are assumed here.

jay@hathoraudio.com

An inquiry starts a conversation; it does not accept a contract or create an order.