3D configurator software, explained.

Configurix builds custom 3D product configurators, CPQ and business software for complex, configurable and made-to-measure products. We connect product rules, visualization, prices, qualified enquiries, quotes, CRM and the agreed handoff to operations or the factory.

A 3D product configurator lets buyers or salespeople select valid dimensions, components, materials, finishes and accessories while viewing the product. Product rules connect the visual choices to a specification, calculated price and quote; engineering checks and approvals are defined for your catalogue.

Configurix supports manufacturers, product brands, suppliers, distributors, dealers, installers, retailers and sales teams. It can power customer self-service on a website, guided selling in a showroom, remote sales calls and internal quoting from the same controlled product catalog.

No. Configurix can be adapted to many configurable products, including pergolas, verandas, awnings, glass roofs, doors, fences, gates, carports, garden rooms, outdoor kitchens, HVAC systems, furniture and other modular or made-to-measure products. The product rules and interface are configured around each catalog.

CAD tools are primarily made for technical drawing, while a standalone viewer usually displays a model without running the sales process. Configurix connects the customer-facing 3D experience to valid product rules, pricing, lead data, quotes, CRM activity and the information needed for project or production handoff.

Start with your real product rules, dimensions, price model, target devices, sales channels and required outputs. Review how each option handles website embedding, quotes, CRM, materials, integrations and ongoing catalogue changes. A representative product test helps you compare implementation fit.

Yes. We specialize in complex products and build custom configurators and business or factory software around your catalogue. Scope can include qualification, CRM, calendars, quotes, materials and component codes, production jobs, orders and invoicing handoff. We agree data ownership, permissions and acceptance tests with your team.

Yes. Dimensions can drive the 3D geometry, available components, material quantities and price. This is useful for products such as pergolas, verandas, doors, fences and garden rooms where width, projection, height, spans, bays or openings change the final design.

Yes. Compatibility rules can hide, disable or replace options when a selection conflicts with dimensions, structure, product range or another component. Customers see a simpler set of valid choices, while the business keeps control of what can actually be quoted, ordered and built.

The available options depend on your catalog. Typical choices include dimensions, model or system, roof type, frame profile, posts, panels, glazing, doors, screens, finishes, colors, flooring, lighting, heating and accessories. Configurix is not limited to a fixed option list.

Yes. Material and color selections can update directly on the 3D model so buyers can compare alternatives without starting over. The same selected finish can remain attached to the saved configuration, pricing record, quote and downstream project information.

Existing models, drawings, product tables, price lists and compatibility rules can be reviewed during implementation. Reusable assets may accelerate the project, while models that are too detailed or not structured for live configuration may need optimization or rebuilding for browser performance and parametric behavior.

Yes. A business can manage multiple configurable product families in one platform while giving each range its own logic, options and customer experience. This lets teams expand beyond a single pergola or veranda tool without rebuilding the entire sales workflow for every new catalog.

Yes. The experience is designed to guide people through the choices that matter without exposing the complexity behind the product. Customers get a clear visual journey, while sales teams can continue the same configuration with the product rules, pricing and customer context already attached.

Yes. Configurix is built as a configurable platform rather than a fixed one-off visual. Product ranges, options, colors, accessories, rules, prices and customer-facing content can be updated as your catalog changes, and new configurable products can be added to the same platform.

Yes. The 3D models, interface, option flow, pricing logic, documents, lead capture and handoff can be adapted to how your business sells. Configurix can continue to evolve after launch as your catalog, team, channels and operational requirements change.

Pricing rules read the current configuration and recalculate when relevant choices change. A price can depend on dimensions, quantities, product type, materials, accessories, installation, region, customer group, discounts, margins or other business rules, so the visual design and commercial calculation stay connected.

Configurix calculates from the pricing tables, formulas and commercial rules approved for your business. Dimensions, quantities, components and options feed the same rule set used by the configuration and quote, reducing manual re-entry and spreadsheet variation. When your costs or prices change, the controlled pricing data can be updated.

Yes. Pricing can be structured for different sales channels, dealer groups, regions or currencies. Rules can include retail prices, cost logic, margins, surcharges, optional installation, percentage or fixed discounts and campaign conditions, subject to the pricing model defined for your implementation.

Configurix can turn the selected configuration into a branded quote containing the customer, product specification, visuals, itemized pricing and relevant commercial information. Because the quote is generated from the same saved configuration, sales teams do not need to rebuild the product in a separate document.

Yes. Quote and document templates can include selected product images, dimensions, option summaries, pricing and supporting project information. The required 2D plans, technical details and document structure are defined around the product and the business's quoting process.

The enquiry can retain the chosen product, dimensions, options, finish, calculated price, images and customer requirements. We can add qualification criteria for product fit, site requirements and readiness, then route the project to the responsible team with its saved configuration.

Configurix includes a connected customer and project workflow for leads, configurations, quotes, follow-up and status. Depending on your setup, teams can use that workflow directly or connect Configurix to an existing CRM so product and customer information moves into the wider sales stack.

Yes. A customer can begin on the website and submit or save a design, then a salesperson can open the same configuration, review the choices, make permitted changes and prepare the quote. This removes repeated discovery and keeps the conversation tied to the product the customer actually wants.

An approved configuration can carry its dimensions, options, price, documents and customer references into order lines and assigned production or installation jobs. Required approvals, bills of materials, drawings and transfer rules are defined with your team, including how revisions and failed transfers are handled.

Yes. A bill of materials can be generated from the configured dimensions, components, quantities and selected options when the product rules and BOM logic are included in the implementation. This keeps the material list connected to the product that was priced, quoted and approved instead of rebuilding it manually.

Yes. We can connect the saved configuration to a sales consultation, technical review, site survey or installation appointment. Availability, assigned staff, reminders and booking rules are agreed with your team and implemented through the chosen calendar or scheduling system.

Yes. An agreed workflow can connect accepted quotes and orders to deposits, invoice drafts, payment terms and accounting references. We define which system issues invoices, how tax and approval rules are applied, and how confirmed payment or status updates return to the project.

Yes. The configurator can be embedded into a product page or campaign landing page so visitors can explore products without leaving your website. The experience can connect to lead capture, saved configurations, pricing and the next step in your sales process.

The main 3D configurator is designed for browser-based use, so customers can access it from a link or embedded website experience. Device capabilities and the selected AR method determine the exact mobile AR flow.

AR lets the customer take the configured product from the 3D experience and preview it at real-world scale in their own space using a compatible phone or tablet. It helps communicate footprint, proportions, placement and finish while keeping the AR view connected to the chosen configuration.

Configurix experiences can be designed responsively for customer and sales use across modern desktop, tablet and mobile browsers. The interface, model complexity and controls are optimized around the products, audiences and devices that matter to the implementation.

Yes. Configurix can be delivered in multiple languages at the same time and can be localized into any language your customers, dealers or sales teams need. Product labels, option names, interface copy and customer-facing documents can be translated, while pricing can use the currencies and regional rules defined for each market.

Yes. The customer experience can use your brand identity, including the relevant logo, colors, domain context and document design. Manufacturers and suppliers can also provide controlled product experiences for dealers or regions while maintaining the underlying catalog and rule structure.

A successful project starts with a defined product range and the information used to sell it: dimensions, components, options, compatibility rules, finishes, pricing logic, brand assets and desired outputs. Existing 3D models, drawings, spreadsheets and quote templates can be reviewed as source material.

We agree the schedule after reviewing your product data, configuration rules, pricing, documents and integrations. A focused first product can establish the workflow before adding more families or deeper factory connections. Your team’s review availability and required validation are included in the plan.

Configurix can be connected to websites and, where required, to CRM, ERP, commerce, calendar, communication or production systems. Integration design depends on the available APIs, data ownership and which system should be the source of truth for customers, products, prices and orders.

Yes. Many teams benefit from proving the customer journey and internal workflow with one well-defined product family, then adding catalogs, languages, channels or deeper integrations. The platform approach avoids treating every future configurator as an isolated website project.

Yes. A manufacturer or supplier can maintain controlled product data and sales logic while supporting different dealers, teams, brands or markets. The customer-facing experience, pricing visibility and workflow can be adapted to the channel structure defined for the rollout.

Configurix can capture useful journey data such as configurations, selected options, submitted enquiries, quote activity and project status. This helps teams understand product interest, lead quality and workflow performance using data connected to the configuration rather than isolated website form submissions.

Yes. Configurix supports your team through definition, build, review, launch and everyday use. Support does not stop when the configurator goes live: we can keep updating products, rules, pricing, documents and workflows, and continue customizing the application as your business needs change.

Compare the solutions against the same product, rules, pricing, documents and handoff requirements. Configurix can connect interactive 3D to custom sales and factory workflows. Ask each provider to show how the agreed scope will be built, tested, updated and supported.

A basic visualizer helps a buyer see colors or components, but it may not understand compatibility, commercial rules or what happens after enquiry. Configurix combines visualization with configurable product logic, pricing, quote generation and saved customer context, turning the 3D experience into an operational sales tool.

Made-to-measure products need more than a fixed collection of model variants. Configurix can use parametric dimensions to change geometry, option availability, quantities, price and bills of materials together. That makes it suitable for products where every customer order can have a different size and specification.

A price calculator usually asks questions and returns a number without showing the exact configured product. Configurix keeps the price connected to the live 3D design, selected components and rules, then carries that same configuration into the enquiry, quote and project record. Buyers understand both what they selected and what they are paying for.

CPQ covers configuration, pricing and quoting. A Configurix implementation can combine those rules with interactive 3D, saved customer requirements and connected business workflows. Evaluate the depth of product logic, interface and downstream outputs against your particular catalogue.

Separate tools require teams to copy dimensions, options, prices, images and customer details between systems. Configurix keeps those elements connected to one configuration, reducing repeated work and conflicting versions. Salespeople can move from design to price, quote and follow-up without rebuilding the project at every step.

Compare reusable platform capabilities, custom development scope, ownership, maintenance and future changes. Configurix combines a configurable foundation with custom software for your products and workflows, so further families, languages, documents and integrations can be planned within the same implementation.

Configurix can combine a controlled product catalog with white-label customer experiences, multiple languages, regional pricing and connected dealer or sales workflows. Manufacturers can expand across products and markets while keeping configuration logic and product information governed from the same platform.

Configurix is designed to grow after the first launch. Teams can update options and pricing, introduce new products, add languages, refine documents, connect systems and customize workflows without discarding the original customer journey. Ongoing support keeps the software aligned with the way the business evolves.