The enquiry is a picture, not a description
A buyer forwards a photo and asks "can you do something like this" — there’s no SKU to search for.
Industries / Home Improvement & Interiors
Interiors enquiries are visual by nature — a Pinterest screenshot, a photo of a neighbour’s kitchen. Ordder matches it against what you actually sell.
What this actually looks like
Why this desk breaks first
A buyer forwards a photo and asks "can you do something like this" — there’s no SKU to search for.
Installation, AMC or EMI can be the deciding factor, but only if they’re offered at the right moment, not buried in a brochure.
A modular kitchen enquiry might arrive in Marathi, Hindi or English within the same week.
What Ordder does about it
A picture of the desired product or design is matched against your live catalogue instead of requiring a name or code.
AMC, EMI, installation or warranty options you’ve configured are offered alongside the base quote, not left for the buyer to ask about.
A buyer writing in a regional language and script gets a reply in the same language and script.
An accepted quote — base item plus any add-ons — becomes one GST invoice automatically.
GST, specifically
Furniture and fit-out materials commonly sit at 18% GST, though specific inputs vary — Ordder applies the slab set per catalogue item rather than one blanket rate.
Start free, no card required. If it doesn’t quote your catalogue correctly, you’ll know within one conversation.