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Sales galleries and display suites. The visit continues on their phone.
“A couple spends forty minutes at the table, then leaves with a brochure. How does that conversation continue?”
OneAxis runs on the screens your gallery already has: the table is the masterplan, the wall follows it, the agent drives both from an iPad. When the visitors are ready, they scan a QR code and their shortlist is on their phone. Contact details are asked for only when they want something sent.
What OneAxis does
- Table, wall and agent iPad running one live project, with live availability
- A QR code that moves the visitor's shortlist to their phone, with their consent
- Attract mode when the gallery is quiet, and device health for each screen
- Gallery touches beside online clicks in the weekly report
You send
- Which screens you have and their sizes
- The project, as for any other OneAxis project
You get
- Gallery screens paired in minutes
- Visitors who continue at home
- An instrumented sales floor
Limits, plainly
- OneAxis runs on your screens; it does not supply hardware
- Visitors browse anonymously until they choose to share details
How a pilot would start
One display suite for one release. 90 days, three numbers.
We'd agree a baseline and measure:
- Gallery visits continued at home
- Gallery to hold
- Lots touched in gallery against online
Set up in a week from your documents, with your team signing off every fact. How pilots work.
The free Presale Health Check
Send us one price list. We'll show you who's serious.
- A price list and stock status, and a CRM export if you like
- Within 48 hours: demand against stock, pricing gaps and a settlement-risk checklist
- What a 90-day pilot would change, in writing
- No call needed unless you want one