Marble
In marble, the variety is the price.
A marble yard's wealth is written in names — the variety and the grade decide whether a block is worth thousands or lakhs, and two stones that look alike to an outsider can differ by a family's monthly income. Everything depends on knowing exactly which block is which.
That's an identity problem before it's anything else — and identity is the first thing ShilaTeq gives every block.
What this trade fights daily
The look-alike problem
Dozens of near-identical white blocks; the premium one and the ordinary one, told apart by memory.
Premium stock, aging quietly
High-value marble ties up serious capital — and nothing announces when it's been sitting half a year.
Buyers who buy on sight
Marble sells to the eye. If buyers can't see your stock, they're seeing someone else's.
Same product. Your stone.
There is no “marbleedition” — one system runs every yard. These are the three parts of it that matter most in your trade:
The stone
QR identity with grade and variety
Every block carries its variety, grade, dimensions, and origin — scan the label, end the guessing.
The stone
Aging watch on premium capital
Fresh → amber → red buckets with carrying-cost estimates — dead capital surfaces before it silently drains.
The customer
The 3D showroom
Your available marble, browsable at your own link — prices shown or “On request”, block by block.
The honest part
Showroom imagery is generated stone art, not photos of your slabs.
Blocks you photograph show your photos; the catalog's ambient stone visuals are procedurally drawn — honest to the variety's character, never passed off as a specific stone.
See it on a real yard’s data.
Comparing with how you work today? vs the paper register →