Secure Cloud Drive for Carpet Designs: Protecting Proprietary CADs and Buyer Artwork
Developing unique carpet designs and winning exclusive luxury retail collections takes immense creative investment. Yet in many Bhadohi offices, high-resolution CAD files, graph drawings, and buyer reference artwork sit on shared desktop folders accessible via pen drives.
The Cost of Design Leakage
When an employee leaves with copies of your top-selling CADs, or when files are emailed casually over unencrypted channels, competing local mills often replicate your collection and offer it at a 10% discount at the next trade fair.
Enterprise Cloud Protection
- Role-Based Access Permissions: Ensure factory supervisors can only view the technical graph naksha for their assigned order, without access to high-res master artwork.
- Centralized Watermarking: Automatically watermark digital lookbook renders shared with prospective buyers.
- Encrypted Cloud Archives: Store original Photoshop, Texcell, and CAD vector files inside FocusApp Secure Drive with permanent version history and audit logs.
Protect your intellectual property with the same rigor you apply to your physical wool inventory.
Rohan Verma
Product Lead, FocusApp
Rohan builds FocusApp's production and documents modules. He spends more time on factory floors in Bhadohi and Panipat than at his desk, making sure the software matches how carpets actually get made.
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