Tiles, Ceramics & Surfaces Incentive Platform for Installers, Contractors & Retailers

Grow tiles, ceramics, and surface product demand by influencing installers, contractors, and retailers with targeted incentive programs that drive product selection, project adoption, and brand loyalty

Influencing Specification and Showroom Decisions

Sales Happen at Retail. Decisions Don’t.

In tiles and surface materials, the purchase is only the final step.

Product choices are shaped earlier — during design, showroom exploration, and project planning. By the time customers reach the point of purchase, most decisions have already been made.

This disconnect makes it difficult for manufacturers to influence demand where it actually forms.

Sales happen at retail — but decisions happen much earlier.

How Surface Materials Are Selected

surface material

Showroom Decision Points

Retail showrooms play a critical role in product discovery and comparison.

Retail Store Influence

Specialized paint stores play a major role in product availability and recommendation.

Installer Validation

Contractors and tilers influence final product selection based on ease of installation and reliability.

The Visibility Gap in Surface Distribution

Many manufacturers track performance through distributor sales. However, product decisions are often made across multiple disconnected touchpoints.

Channel Layer What the Brand Sees What Happens in the Market
Distributor Shipment volume Stock movement across regions
Retail Showrooms Salaes transactions Customer browsing and in-store influence
Architects / Interior Designers Limited visibility Material specification based on design intent
Contractors/ Installers Minimal engagement Final selection based on installation practicality

This creates a gap between where products are sold and where decisions are made.

When Specification and Purchase Are Disconnected

In many projects, materials are specified early but purchased later through different channels. This disconnect makes it difficult for manufacturers to track whether specifications translate into actual sales.

At the same time, showroom experience and installer input can shift decisions at the final stage.

Without structured engagement across these layers, brands may struggle to connect design intent, retail conversion, and installation outcomes.

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