For ceramics studios with small, irregular batches You fire in batches, quantities vary with what survives the kiln, and no two glazes come out quite the same. Common problems: Stock changes in lumps after each firing, which rigid inventory grids handle badly. Batch variation means a listing photo is never exactly the piece being sold, and customers ask about it constantly. Studio time is the scarce resource — admin comes out of making hours. How Zolto helps: Turn your notebook into a catalogue — Keep stock however you already do — even handwritten in a diary. Snap a photo of your list and the AI reads it into a real catalogue: names, prices, and quantities, no rigid data entry. Bring your existing catalogue — Import your products with CSV or bulk photo upload, so switching from another platform takes an afternoon, not a rebuild. AI support assistant — An AI chatbot answers customer questions (materials, shipping, sizing) and turns recurring requests into product improvements. POS + online store, one inventory — Sell at the market and online from the same catalogue. Stock syncs in real time with short-lived checkout holds, so you never double-sell a one-of-a-kind piece across channels. You unload a kiln, photograph the shelf, and the catalogue updates from that one photo — names, prices and quantities — instead of you typing rows after hours.
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