Outstanding Technology for Everyday Retail
LookDepot supplies advanced photographic machines, retail software
and consults on business growth strategies rooted in technologic solutions.
Asia-Pacific's New Retail Environment
LookDepot is an Auckland-based retail growth consultancy and the exclusive distributor of StyleShoots photo & video machines and Visual Retailing software throughout Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand.
Individually, the business capabilities of these machines and software applications are impressive. But, when implemented properly and used together, they are incredible.
StyleShoots' four world-leading automated content machines are the future of imagery production with an unrivalled image production process. Each machine is a highly-evolved specialist smart studio that allows fast, professional image creation for almost any product.
Visual Retailing offers a trio of essential retail software for planning ranges or stores in 3D, visual merchandising and communicating in-store: SampleRoom, MockShop and ShopShape. With the ability to integrate with StyleShoots, the software seamlessly generates planograms to provide a complete visual guide to every fixture in the store using real product imagery.
Our photographic machines grow and improve your content production capability
StyleShoots
Create ready-to-publish professional images for visual merchandising and online retail. Take photos easily with one touch of a tablet then export with another swipe.
ShopShape
Deliver visual merchandising guidelines to each individual store team for more efficient execution and simple compliance feedback and live two-way communication.
MockShop
Manage and sort your entire product collection visually. Plan and fill 3D store mock-ups in real time and create visual merchandising guidelines to maximise the income of your store area.
SampleRoom
Effortlessly visualise your collection by colour, price, type and more. Then with the digital showroom, use SampleRoom for the smoothest wholesale sell-in process on the market.
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
