Archival
Artwork Archive, Artlogic, ArtCloud
Deep inventory and CRM. Public site and checkout are bolt-ons—or missing.
Artwork Archive, Artlogic, ArtCloud
Deep inventory and CRM. Public site and checkout are bolt-ons—or missing.
Wix, Squarespace
Polished websites. No system of record tied to stock, custody, or pricing.
Shopify
Checkout and shipping. Generic products—not editions, holds, or consignments.
Eventbrite
RSVP and ticket sales on their own island. Guest lists live outside your CRM and catalogue.
One live record instead—not spreadsheets plus Wix plus Shopify plus Eventbrite.
Most art businesses stitch four kinds of software together.
Archival for inventory. Wix for the website. Shopify for checkout. Eventbrite for openings.
Four systems, four copies of the truth. A price changes in the archive but not on the site. A work sells on Shopify but inventory still shows available. RSVP lists live in Eventbrite while contacts stay in the CRM. Someone updates one place and forgets the others.
Art.industries replaces the stack with one record for archive, website, storefront, and events.
The archive is not storage. It is the source record every page, room, invoice, shipment, and insight reads from. Write once, read everywhere.
Your site stops being a separate CMS. Everything flows directly from what you archive. One source of truth.
Rooms become intelligence: see what people open, revisit, and ask about, then follow up from the same workspace.
Offer deposits, balances, and payment plans through Stripe. Collectors get a portal; your team keeps the sale tied to the work.
Create a storefront in minutes from archived works, with connected checkout, stock, live shipping rates, and print-on-demand.
Holds, consignments, returns, tasks, and shipping stop living in side spreadsheets; the work history tells the team what happens next.
Openings and talks are not Eventbrite islands. RSVPs, tickets, guests, follow-up, and related works stay connected.
No card required.