For artisan brands, marketplaces and exporters

Sell handmade at scale without losing the story that makes it worth buying.

Turn maker submissions into a structured, channel-ready catalog with verified provenance attached to every SKU — then run inventory, orders, fulfillment and artisan settlement on the same rails.

Minutes, not hours
Draft time
Human-verified
Every claim
Multi-location
Inventory
QR provenance
Buyer proof

What gets in the way today

Catalog creation is the bottleneck

Every handmade piece is different, so listings are written by hand. AI drafting turns a voice note and photographs into a structured draft in minutes.

Provenance claims can't be substantiated

Every published claim traces back to a maker submission and a named reviewer, and a QR code lets the buyer see it.

Consignment and made-to-order break your stack

Distributed inventory, consignment and made-to-order are first-class here, not workarounds bolted onto a retail system.

What you get on Zevyla

  • AI-drafted listings from photographs and voice notes
  • Structured attributes: material, technique, origin, care
  • Distributed inventory across channels and locations
  • QR provenance page for every verified product
  • Transparent artisan payables tied to each order line

No call required

Catalog teardown

Send us three of your current product listings. We return a side-by-side showing what a Zevyla-structured, provenance-backed version of each would contain.

Questions we get asked first

Does the AI publish products on its own?

Never. It produces a draft. Nothing is published until a reviewer approves it, and the approval is recorded in the audit log.

Can we run our existing storefront?

Yes. Zevyla is the operating system behind the catalog and settlement; your storefront stays yours.

How is the artisan paid?

Each order line generates a payable entry against the maker, visible to them and to you, in an append-only ledger.

See it running with your own scenario.

A guided walkthrough using an organization like yours: submission, verification, publication, order, settlement and provenance.