The Raspberry and Trasix integration connects AI-powered design creation with long-term product planning—helping brands move faster from concept to assortment without breaking existing workflows.

By enabling designers to export AI-generated designs directly into Trasix, this integration ensures that creative work is immediately available across merchandising, planning, sales, and design teams in one shared visual environment.

What Is Trasix?

Trasix is a collection planning and visualization platform that allows brands to plan assortments years in advance while maintaining a single source of truth for:

• Product master data
• Digital assets
• Assortment structure
• Cross-functional collaboration
  

Merchants, planners, designers, and sales teams all work from the same visual workspace, reducing handoffs and misalignment throughout the product lifecycle.

The Design Workflow: From Slots to Final Styles

In Trasix, teams begin by creating product “slots”—placeholders for future styles within a collection. These slots represent planned products before final designs exist.

Designers then:

1. Generate creative options in Raspberry AI
2. Explore variations, prints, patterns, and colorways
3. Export selected designs directly into Trasix slots
   

These exports can represent either early design concepts or final approved assets, making them instantly visible and usable across the Trasix ecosystem.

The Integration Vision

The core vision of the Raspberry × Trasix integration is simple:

Designers work where they create best (Raspberry AI), and planners plan where they plan best (Trasix)—with no manual handoff in between.

Designs created in Raspberry AI can be exported directly into specific Trasix slots as design options or final assets, ensuring that creative decisions flow seamlessly into assortment planning, reviews, and downstream execution.

How to Use the Raspberry × Trasix Integration (Step by Step)

Step 1: Access the Integration Settings

1. Go to Team Settings in Raspberry
2. Open the Integrations tab
3. Scroll to find the Trasix integration (disconnected by default)

Step 2: Authenticate the Integration

1. Click on the Trasix integration‍
2. An authentication modal will appear

You can authenticate in two ways:

• From an export flow:
  Three-dot menu → Export to → Trasix
• Or directly from Team Settings → Integrations
  

3. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret provided by Trasix
4. Complete authentication
   

Once connected, the integration status will update to Connected.

Step 3: Export During Image Generation

1. Generate an image in Raspberry AI as usual
2. Click on the generated image
3. Select Export‍
4. Choose Trasix from the dedicated integrations export section
   

Each integration has its own export flow, making it easy to manage multiple destinations.

Step 4: Fill in Required Export Details

When exporting to Trasix, you’ll be prompted to provide:

• Status / Type
  Examples: Prints & Pattern‍
• Color Code
  Examples: Black & White,‍
• Image Set Preview
  Preview how the asset will appear in Trasix‍
• Classification Type
  Examples: Detail, Model shot
  

Once complete, click Export.

Step 5: Confirm Successful Export

After exporting:

• The image appears on the Trasix tracing board
• The asset is:
  
  • Selectable
  • Draggable
  • Ready to be incorporated into the board

Step 6: Export from the Library (Alternative Flow)

To export from the Library:

1. Go to the Library‍
2. Select an existing image
3. Click Export‍
4. Choose Trasix‍
5. Enter:
   
   • Style code
   • Color code
   • Classification type
6. Click Export
   

The image is sent directly to Trasix.

Why This Matters for Brands

The Raspberry × Trasix integration removes friction between creativity and planning. Designers can move faster, planners get visibility earlier, and teams collaborate from a single, shared source of truth—reducing rework and accelerating decision-making across the product lifecycle.