Start from approved products
A deterministic draft can use an anchor product, approved outfit relationships, and an approved Shop-the-Look set.
Styling operations
Clienteling preparation
Tessaire keeps clienteling preparation inside reviewable styling briefs built from approved catalog and merchandising evidence.
- Audience
- Stylists, clienteling leads, and merchandising teams
- Problem
- Styling preparation can accidentally drift into private shopper data, direct messaging, or fake delivery states before those contracts exist.
Workflow
How Tessaire addresses the work.
Curate broad styling context
Teams can add occasion, climate, region, and editorial intent without private-customer fields.
Review and prepare output
Briefs move through draft, review, approval, blocked, or archived states before export.
Outputs
What the workflow prepares.
Workspace styling brief
Ordered items, explainable roles, guarded notes, and a readiness summary stay inside the workspace.
File-based handoff
Prepare PDF, CSV, or JSON outputs from the approved workspace brief.
Review and control
What keeps the outcome honest.
No private shopper data
Customer IDs, contact details, loyalty IDs, addresses, and raw customer events are outside the contract.
Communication stays deliberate
Tessaire prepares approved product selections without turning a styling brief into an automatic customer message.
Built-in assurance
The workflow keeps accountability visible.
Consent and customer data stay outside the brief
The workflow uses catalog and merchandising context without collecting private shopper profiles.
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