Retail & ecommerce
Connect product browsing, retail or secondhand shopping, and inventory. Membership and loyalty features can also be discussed for your business.
Solutions
See what your product could be.
Explore ideas for your industry, or go straight to app, website and system interfaces that feel close to what you need.
Explore the interfaces
What are you looking to build?
Start with a product format and find a familiar interface.
Industry scenarios
Start with your business.
These scenarios are a starting point for discussion. Similar capabilities can support different businesses.
Wholesale, distribution & purchasing
Give business customers account-specific products and pricing, with quantity selection and quote requests.
Manufacturing & industrial products
Present product models, applications and technical documents, and connect enquiries with business purchasing.
Restaurants & food service
Connect menus and dish choices with ordering, preparation and pickup for customers and staff.
Hotels & accommodation
Introduce the hotel and rooms, then let guests choose dates and occupancy, review pricing and continue to book.
Fitness & class booking
Help clients explore classes, book a session and continue guided training on mobile.
Clinics & healthcare
Help patients explore clinics and doctors and choose an appointment, with staff scheduling for the team.
Education & training
Connect course discovery and enrolment with video lessons, progress tracking and learner administration.
Property & listings
Help visitors find properties, compare location and rent, and enquire about a listing.
Construction, maintenance & field services
Let customers request a visit, the office schedule work and the field team record inspections.
Professional services
For architecture, consulting and other professional services: introduce your work, follow up with clients and organise projects and expenses.
Software & subscriptions
Explain software through product interfaces, use cases and plans, with a trial entry point. Explore the related AI assistant and knowledge workspace.
Social, content & communication
Explore messaging, voice and video calls, live interaction and social feeds to find a format close to your idea.
Crypto & digital assets
Explore wallet balances and transfers alongside market charts, limit orders and order review.
Transport & logistics
Choose a route and vehicle, follow a trip or parcel delivery, and see estimated arrival times.
Events & ticketing
Introduce the event, time and venue, then let visitors choose a session and ticket type and continue to purchase.
AI applications & integrations
Put AI to work in context.
Turn existing documents into knowledge people can query, cite and review. Explore the mobile assistant and desktop workspace.
Explore integrations & data connectionsIllustrative workflow · Booking & field work
From a customer request to a job the team can follow.
When requests, schedules and site notes live in separate places, each handover needs someone to pass the details on. This concept brings those tasks around a shared job record.
Request a service
The customer chooses a service, address and preferred time.
Plan the job
The office reviews the request and assigns the work.
Work on site
Staff view job details, follow a checklist and add notes or photos.
Review the record
The office follows job progress and the information recorded on site.
What connects
Service requests, job details, assignments, status and site records. Customer and staff access need separate rules.
A practical first stage
Begin with one service type and its request-to-job workflow. Add further scheduling rules or integrations after the core handover is defined.
Decisions before implementation
Who confirms the booking? What can customers change? Is an existing scheduling tool the source of truth? Does field work need offline access?
Illustrative workflow · Ordering & kitchen operations
An order has a customer side and a kitchen side.
A clear menu is only the start. Item options, totals and order states must also make sense to the staff preparing the food. These OLIVE concepts show both sides of that handover.
Choose a meal
Browse the menu and select the required options.
Check the order
Review the items, quantities and total before continuing.
Prepare in store
The restaurant views incoming orders and updates their status.
Arrange pickup
The team moves the order through preparation and collection.
What connects
Menu items, modifiers, prices, order lines and preparation status. Availability and price changes need a clear source.
A practical first stage
Start with the menu and pickup workflow for one location. Decide separately whether payments, notifications or a POS connection belong in the first release.
Decisions before implementation
Who updates the menu? Which choices affect the price? When is an order accepted? How should unavailable items and cancellations be handled?
Illustrative workflow · AI receipt workflows
Turn a receipt photo into information people can check.
Reading a receipt is one step in an expense workflow. The original image, extracted values, corrections and approval decision need to stay connected. The concept keeps a person in the review loop.
Capture the receipt
Keep the source image alongside the expense record.
Extract the fields
Use AI to suggest the merchant, date and amount.
Check and submit
The person submitting reviews and corrects the values.
Review the expense
An approver checks the record and its supporting receipt.
What connects
The receipt image, extracted fields, user corrections and approval state. Access and retention need to match the business requirements.
A practical first stage
Test a defined set of receipt types and a simple review route. Use the results to decide which fields and exceptions are practical to support.
Decisions before implementation
Which receipts and currencies are in scope? Who corrects uncertain values? What needs an approval? Will approved records connect to accounting software?
These independently designed product concepts illustrate interfaces and functionality. Your solution will be designed around your business requirements.
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