Diji is a digital assistant service that enhances the physical sample books of textile manufacturers and wholesalers with smart QR codes. Rather than following a conventional ordering model, it operates on a “like, share, and request” principle.
No. A Diji QR code is never intended to exist independently of a physical sample book. Diji preserves the tactile experience of touching fabric and using a physical sample book, ensuring that the connection between the digital world and the fabric itself is never lost.
While touching the fabric and experiencing its texture in the physical sample book, customers scan the smart QR code with their phones to access detailed product information and begin the “like, share, and request” journey.
No. Diji does not operate as warehouse software or an ERP system and does not display real-time stock quantities. Instead, it provides assistant services focused on the product’s production capacity.
Yes. Diji’s advanced analytics allow you to track which QR codes are scanned by particular customers or regions, identify the products attracting the most interest, and monitor trends through your management panel.
Yes. Because B2B commerce often involves different terms for different customers, Diji can support customer- or group-specific commercial conditions and pricing structures.
Diji uses modern, industry-standard cloud security protocols. Your data is stored securely on encrypted servers, backed up regularly, and handled with appropriate protection for commercial confidentiality.
Thanks to bulk data import features and an efficient QR code generation infrastructure, new collections can be defined in the system and matched with your sample books within minutes.
No additional servers or complex hardware installations are required. Because Diji is a cloud-based assistant service, you can start using it immediately through a web browser.
Yes. Through the analytics panel, you can monitor which sample books and QR codes receive the most likes, shares, and requests.
No. Diji is not an e-commerce site or a standard ordering platform. Instead of a conventional cart-and-payment model, it is a request and sharing assistant that connects the physical fabric experience with the digital environment.
Absolutely not. Diji fully recognizes the importance of B2B relationships and human interaction. It is designed as a powerful tool that supports and strengthens sales and marketing teams.
Absolutely not. Diji is entirely web-based. Customers can scan the QR code on a sample book with their phone camera and access the system directly without downloading an app.
Although Diji is not an ERP system itself, it can be integrated with your existing ERP or accounting software when required.
Customers scan the QR code on a sample book to explore a fabric, add products they like to a collection, or share them with their team. They can then use the “request” button to send sample or production requests directly to you.
After examining the physical sample book, customers can quickly submit a request through the QR-powered digital assistant. The request is delivered immediately to your operations team, helping the process move forward in an organized manner.
Yes. Diji’s advanced language capabilities can be configured flexibly according to regional requirements. The platform can be adapted to the local languages and usage habits of your target markets, enabling international customers to use it in their own language and within a region-appropriate experience.
When a customer submits a request, its details are delivered to your management panel and the customer is notified. Instead of a conventional ordering mechanism, Diji coordinates a flexible request-management process.
Our specialist technical support team is available through live support and communication channels to assist you with using the system and operating the assistant service.
To plan a digital infrastructure suited to your sample-book structure and experience the assistant service, you can submit a request through our website or contact us directly.
