Work together
Sources, studio, e-commerce, and photography see the same item status instead of separate lists.
SRS fits in Photopilot mainly on the source side. Product data, stock and media references determine which articles need image, text or publication attention.
You don't have to discard your workflow to publish faster. Photopilot connects to the source your team knows, provides peace in the transfer, and makes visible what can already be sales-ready today.

Sources, studio, e-commerce, and photography see the same item status instead of separate lists.
Article data, supplier image, product photos, and webshop rules land in one workable rhythm.
New collections go live faster, with less doubt about images, text, or publication status.
The integration is the starting point. After that, Photopilot keeps linking, editing, writing, checking, and publishing together.
Define which fields, images, barcodes, and sources are leading for item, color, and variant.
Choose where Photopilot can link and crop images, create texts, or show an exception.
Define what needs to go to the webshop, PIM, DAM, feed, FTP, or studio before anything is built.
An e-commerce manager is usually not asking for technology, but for control: which products are complete, which images are still missing, which studio or supplier images may go live, and what can be published without extra handover.
Discuss this integrationSRS Retail / SRS ERP koppeling wordt pas waardevol wanneer artikeldata, beeldstatus en publicatie op dezelfde productkaart samenkomen.
For teams already familiar with the source system and mainly want to know how images and data are reliably published.
SRS Retail / SRS ERP product photo editing gaat voor beeldteams vooral om vaste afspraken voor uitsnede, marge, volgorde, bestandsnaam en controle.
Relevant when images from different sources still need the same crop, margin, order, and review.
For e-commerce teams, this makes SRS usable without extra manual lists. We keep product data, stock, and any order flows separate, so publication remains controlled.
In a consultation, we determine which source is leading, where your team loses time, and how publication can proceed with minimal extra work.