Independently built, together with our clients.
Photopilot is a Dutch software company for retailers. We started in fashion and develop the platform together with customers who use it every day.
Photopilot is a Dutch software company for retailers. We started in fashion and develop the platform together with customers who use it every day.
You speak with people who know the daily practice of retailers and understand how the technology works.
Richard saw that fashion retailers spent weeks each season cropping photos, renaming files, and emailing back and forth with photo studios. What started as a Photoshop script for one client grew into the platform now used by Berden, Rinsma, The Stone, Van Dijk, and Jeroen Beekman.
He builds and manages the platform with a small engineering team. For substantive questions about setup, integrations, or product choices, you connect directly with the team developing the solution.
For product and technical questionsSander comes from fashion retail, with years of omnichannel experience on the client side, from studio and buying to e-commerce publication. He knows from his own practice where most time is lost during seasonal peaks, and helps from Multiply Retail to correctly implement Photopilot at every retailer.
For commercial questions, contracts, prices, or an initial overview of your approach, he is your contact point. We first check if Photopilot suits you and then discuss a possible trajectory.
For sales & onboardingMultiply Retail supports us in sales and implementation. The team knows the fashion retail market from the inside and understands the practice of retailers, brands, and distributors.
Because we are independent, we can quickly build improvements that customers notice in their daily work.
Photopilot is led by the people who build and manage the platform. We don't have to follow external investors' goals and can choose what helps customers in the long term.
Photopilot has grown from day one with customer revenue. Therefore, we only build something new if it demonstrably makes work faster, better, or easier.
We started in fashion retail. This gives us insight into large collections, the pressure of a new season, and the work between supplier, studio, and webshop. We use that experience for other retailers as well.
You speak directly with people who know Photopilot and are building it. The same team evaluates questions, improvements, and new integrations.
If a retailer sees a clear opportunity to save time or prevent errors, we investigate it quickly. What we build must then be reliably manageable and maintainable.
New features start with a concrete problem: too much manual work, a collection that is online too late, varying image quality, or insufficient overview.
If a new link or extra automation saves a lot of time, we can add it specifically. No lengthy decision-making process is needed.
We build a solution for one retailer in a way that it can be reused later. This keeps customization maintainable and works for future collections.
We are a compact team with fixed agreements for support, monitoring, and development. Automation helps us respond faster to anomalies; for your own workflow, you choose where automatic approval fits.
For a support question, our systems immediately gather the relevant data. This allows us to quickly see what's happening and respond more effectively.
Per brand or collection, you decide whether Photopilot automatically approves or requests a review first. Our team does not decide for you.
We continuously monitor errors, delays, and notable patterns. If something goes wrong, an engineer immediately receives the information needed to intervene.
Our systems grow with the number of customers. New retailers can therefore start quickly, while direct contact with our team remains.
New and existing customers have the same direct line to support and development. By automating recurring technical checks, our team has more time for substantive questions and customization.
Send a set of packshots from a recent collection. We process them through the system and share concrete figures on lead time, consistency, and publication channel.