One QR for the collection
Use the catalog link for an entire showroom or collection, then rely on categories and search.
Retail and showroom
Shoppers often want to compare quietly before asking staff. A compact AI catalog gives them a low-pressure way to explore and still makes human help easy when the decision becomes specific.

What changes
A QR marker can connect one shelf, display, sample board, counter, or room set to a catalog. Customers see the full collection, then ask about the product they are considering rather than searching a generic website.
Use the catalog link for an entire showroom or collection, then rely on categories and search.
Open a detail view for one item when the QR is placed beside a specific display.
Choose editorial, overlay, pastel, rounded, industrial, menu, or other layouts according to the product and brand.
The catalog can bring the relevant item into view and highlight the image, name, and price.
The mini assistant can reduce its height so the customer still sees the product list behind it.
Move to the main chatbot, inquiry form, reservation request, phone, or official product page when staff action is needed.
Workflow
A shopper sees a QR near a display, shelf, sample, brochure, or price card.
They browse the collection and compare the products that fit their need.
They ask a question about the current item or the wider catalog.
Relevant catalog items move into view and receive a clear visual emphasis.
The customer saves the link, submits an inquiry, books a visit, or asks staff.

Practical boundary
Use fewer, stronger images and short product descriptions. Let the detail sheet carry the longer explanation. A theme should fit the products, but readable names, prices, and touch targets matter more than decoration.
Questions
Yes. The mini assistant can receive the current catalog item as context so the customer does not need to repeat its name.
Yes. The same public catalog can be shared in multiple physical and online locations. Use clear placement labels in your own campaign process.
No. It handles simple repeated questions and gives staff a better handoff when the shopper needs a recommendation, confirmation, or negotiation.
Yes. Catalog design is selected independently from the main public chatbot theme.
Start with the products customers compare most often and test the page from the same place they will scan it.