Options sales understands
Sizes, materials, finishes, and accessories, in the terms your customers use rather than part numbers.
Sales picks the options. The configurator checks them against your engineering rules, prices the result, and sends it to CAD, so engineering starts from an order that works.
Without a configurator, sales quotes from memory and engineering finds the problems later. With one, the rules run while the customer is still choosing.
Built as a web app for sales and dealers, or a desktop tool for inside sales.
Sizes, materials, finishes, and accessories, in the terms your customers use rather than part numbers.
Limits like maximum span, minimum thickness, and options that can't go together, written down once and checked on every quote.
The price comes from the parts and labour the configuration needs, not a lookup table someone forgot to update.
A valid configuration drives the model, drawings, and BOM, so nobody types the order in again.
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less engineering time per order
An order entered in the ERP creates the approval drawings and production files.
See the projectPrice books, order forms, and the questions your estimators ask on every quote.
Your engineers sign off on every limit and combination before we build anything.
Real orders go through the configurator, and we check the results against what you actually built.
With documentation, so your team can add options and rules as your products change.
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