The digital business platform for natural stone
B2B software connecting natural stone trade with your wider business
MarbleOS is a B2B trading and business management platform developed for producers, suppliers, importers and project buyers working with marble, granite, travertine and onyx. It brings product discovery together with requests for quotation, supplier operations, inspections, accounting and multi-company management in a shared digital workspace. Its purpose is to make the information connecting a stone's technical characteristics with commercial decisions clearer and easier to follow.
Buying natural stone involves more than a photograph or a unit price. Origin, finish, thickness, available quantity, delivery expectations and supplier information all contribute to the decision. MarbleOS provides an industry-specific working environment that carries this assessment from the product catalogue into purchasing and business operations.
Source marble and natural stone using comparable information
Explore the marketplace by stone type, origin, colour, finish and price. Assess suppliers through company profiles, product descriptions and the documents they provide. Building a shortlist around your project helps clarify which material, dimensions and delivery requirements need discussion. Review images alongside technical specifications and information confirmed directly with the supplier.
Follow quotation requests and project purchasing in one workflow
A request for quotation, or RFQ, begins by explaining your requirements clearly. Specify the stone, quantity, unit, finish, thickness and delivery expectations, then assess supplier responses against the project brief. The buyer workspace helps teams keep requests, correspondence and order tracking in a common context. Commercial terms confirmed by the parties form the basis of the purchasing decision.
Support producer and supplier operations with a business catalogue
The company portal provides a workspace for managing company profiles, product information, images and certificate records. Producers and exporters can present their materials with technical detail to encourage more relevant enquiries. Keeping the catalogue current supports the sales team's conversations and makes the relationship between customer requirements and available products easier to understand.
Bring inspection records and documents into commercial assessment
Field observations and traceable documents matter alongside product information in natural stone projects. Inspection workspaces support the handling of tasks, reports and visual evidence within the relevant process. A company badge, product photograph or document record does not eliminate every risk. Assess suitability for the project, current documentation and each party's responsibilities before purchasing.
Connect commercial activity with accounting and group oversight
MarbleOS also considers what happens inside the business after a commercial transaction. Accounting work areas cover customer and supplier accounts, invoices, banking, cash, inventory and reporting, while holding work areas support oversight and approvals across companies. Available modules depend on account permissions and configuration. This approach helps each team follow a transaction from the perspective of its own responsibilities.
A multilingual workspace for international teams
The interface offers 16 language and regional versions so users can explore the platform in their working language. A window-based desktop helps users move between catalogues, companies, quotations and business tools. Search and AI-assisted helpers provide an additional way to reach information and tools. Commercial commitments, payment decisions and specialist assessments remain the responsibility of the relevant users.
A workflow from product discovery to business follow-up
Evaluate the platform against the way your team actually works. Establishing the core project information early helps reduce information loss in later stages.
Define the requirement
Identify the application, stone type, dimensions, quantity and delivery expectations. Review suitable products and company profiles to establish the scope of the quotation discussion.
Assess the quotation and terms
Clarify specifications, price, delivery terms and required documents with the supplier. Follow team approvals, correspondence and any inspection requirements alongside the purchasing decision.
Connect the transaction to operations
Follow order status and related records. Use the accounting and company management tools available to your account to track the transaction through the business.
Our vision: a shared digital business language from quarry to project
MarbleOS aims to create a consistent information connection across the stages natural stone passes through, from production to use in a project. We are developing an industry infrastructure in which producers, purchasing teams, architects, inspectors and business managers can understand the same product in the context of their responsibilities. Clear product information, traceable processes and connected business tools are central to that vision.
Quarry and manufacturing management, BIM and architectural workflows, advanced logistics, commodity finance and sustainability are parts of the long-term roadmap. They describe development goals; each should not be interpreted as an already available feature or a service commitment.
Frequently asked questions about MarbleOS
- What kind of B2B software is MarbleOS?
- MarbleOS is B2B trading and business management software for the natural stone industry. It connects product and company discovery, quotation requests and business workspaces, taking account of the technical and commercial information needed for marble, granite, travertine and onyx trade.
- Who is the platform designed for?
- Its core audiences are natural stone producers, suppliers, exporters, importers, purchasing teams and project buyers. Inspection, accounting and holding workspaces also address the needs of specialists and business teams involved in the transaction.
- What should I prepare before requesting a quotation?
- Start with stone type, application, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity and unit. Including the delivery location, expected date and required documents helps suppliers understand the request and prepare a response you can compare.
- Does every account include all modules?
- Available functions depend on the account role, permissions, selected service scope and enabled modules. Review the plans for current coverage. Future developments described in the vision section are not a definitive feature list for existing plans.