Configurix

Custom configurators and business software

White-label product configurator software.

We specialize in complex products. Configurix builds your branded 3D configurator and custom software around your catalogue, domain and sales process—so product choices, quotes, dealer projects and factory handoffs stay connected under your identity.

Plan your branded configurator
Your branded product configuration
White double doors with horizontal grooves, dark round handles and a blue-grey outer frame in a 3D product view
  • Your brand and domain

  • Your product catalogue

  • Connected customer journey

Your identity throughout the buying journey.

Brand beyond the logo

Align domain, typography, interface, product language, save links and documents with your brand. Define the public and dealer experiences that belong in the implementation.

Control the catalogue and roles

Keep product rules and commercial permissions consistent beneath each branded experience. Assign catalogues, account prices and approvals without creating uncontrolled product copies.

Agree ownership and upkeep

Specify data access, exports, change responsibilities, hosting and maintenance in the scope. Brand presentation and software ownership are separate decisions that need explicit agreement.

Custom software for manufacturers

A configurator up front. Your business connected behind it.

We specialize in complex products. Configurix builds your branded 3D configurator and custom software around your catalogue, domain and sales process—so product choices, quotes, dealer projects and factory handoffs stay connected under your identity.

Branded enquiries and CRM

Keep your customer-facing identity while capturing product requirements, selected options and saved revisions. Define account ownership and follow-up across internal teams and partner brands.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision

New enquiry

Your branded product configuration

Product fit

Qualified

Your branded product configuration

Requirements

Proposal

Your branded product configuration

Next action

Appointments in your customer journey

Continue from the branded configurator to consultations, surveys or installation visits. Scope calendar access, team availability and reminders that use the agreed communication identity.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision
  • 09:00Project review
  • 11:30Technical review
  • 14:00Production planning

Your materials and configured BOM

Map the accepted product to your assemblies, material identifiers and quantities. Agree commercial or manufacturing outputs, review responsibilities and how catalogue changes affect released data.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision
Your materials and configured BOM
ComponentQuantity
FRM-01Your product assemblies1
PNL-02Your material references1
KIT-03Services and operations1

Mapped to your product codes

Your prices and proposal documents

Apply your price model and account permissions, then produce the agreed branded quote. Keep the seller's legal identity, conditions and configuration revision connected to the document.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision

Quote revision

Your catalogue
Options
Services
Your price rulesBranded PDF

Branded portals and operational work

Continue approved projects into order, production or installation tasks. Define which brand or dealer may view each record and which team can authorize changes after acceptance.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision
  1. Accepted quote01
  2. Configured order02
  3. Production job03
  4. Installation04

Invoice identity and accounting

Agree the issuing entity, payment stages and accounting destination for each sales model. Carry accepted order references through invoice handoffs without confusing a brand with a legal seller.

Configurix workspaceSaved revision
Draft invoice

Your branded product configuration

Order referenceYour branded product configuration
Customer—
Payment terms—
Accounting handoff

Built for your website. Connected to your systems.

Launch a branded configurator in your existing website or a custom sales portal. Connect CRM, ERP, PIM, ecommerce, calendars and accounting through available APIs, webhooks or agreed imports. We define the data, permissions and responsibilities for each connection with your team.

  1. 01Your website
  2. 02Configurator
  3. 03CRM & calendar
  4. 04ERP & accounting

Choose the workflows your implementation needs. We build and validate them against your products, documents and target systems.

Plan your manufacturing configurator

Your catalogue and brand. A connected business behind them.

Bring your brand system, one product family and the users you serve. We will define the configurator, custom software, documents and handoffs around your actual sales and manufacturing process.

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Implementation details and acceptance checks

Definition

What white-label product configurator software includes.

A white-label product configurator is configuration software presented as part of the seller's own digital sales experience. Customers see the approved brand, catalogue, terminology and actions for the business they are buying from while the software handles interactive 3D, product rules and connected project data.

A logo and colour change is only the first layer. A complete white-label scope can include domain context, interface design, product labels, customer communications, quote documents, dealer portals, role permissions, localized markets, price lists and the maintenance process behind each surface.

Configurix can support manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, retailers and installers. The platform is configured around the organization's actual products and sales model, so one company may need a public product selector while another needs a multi-brand dealer network with regional catalogues and approvals.

Domain and entry points

Present the configurator on a branded domain, subdomain, website route or embedded product page selected for the customer journey.

Interface identity

Apply approved logo use, colours, typography, spacing, icons, terminology and interaction patterns across public and authenticated experiences.

Catalogue language

Use your product-family names, option labels, guidance, units and sales terminology instead of exposing a generic software vocabulary.

Quotes and documents

Carry your brand into proposals, specifications, approval documents and other customer-facing outputs included in the implementation.

Customer communication

Align save links, quote requests, confirmation messages and follow-up actions with the sender identity and workflow your business defines.

Dealer and sales portals

Give internal teams and channel partners a branded workspace with the catalogues, prices, permissions and projects relevant to their role.

Brand plus governance

Make the experience yours without losing control of the catalogue.

White-label should improve consistency across markets and sellers. That requires product, price, access and maintenance rules behind the branded interface—not a separate uncontrolled copy for every dealer.

One governed product model

Keep product families, dimensions, compatible options and shared assets in a controlled structure even when different markets present them differently.

Market and dealer pricing

Assign currencies, tax treatment, price lists, dealer tiers, installation rules and price visibility to the audiences that may use them.

Role-based access

Separate public self-service, salesperson, dealer and administrator capabilities so branding does not come at the expense of governance.

Localized customer journeys

Translate interface, product guidance and document content while controlling regional availability, units and commercial conditions.

Structured data ownership

Define ownership and export requirements for catalogue, configuration, customer, quote and integration data before implementation acceptance.

Ongoing catalogue maintenance

Agree who can add products, publish options, change prices, update translations and review releases after the first configurator goes live.

One brand, four audiences

Give each user the right version of the same product system.

The public website should not expose every internal control, and a dealer should not see another dealer's projects or prices. Role design keeps the experience coherent while adapting it to the task.

Public website

A guided customer experience

Visitors see the brand, catalogue and calls to action appropriate to the market. The public flow can simplify internal complexity while preserving the product choices required for a useful enquiry.

  • Customer-facing product and option names
  • Controlled price, range or quote-request visibility
  • Save, share, book or request-a-quote actions

Sales team

A consultation and quoting workspace

Salespeople can continue a customer's saved project, access permitted commercial details and create the next document without recreating the design in another tool.

  • Customer and project record
  • Sales price, discount and approval permissions
  • Branded quote and revision history

Dealer network

A consistent channel experience

Dealers can work inside the product owner's brand while receiving the catalogue, price list, territory and documents assigned to their account or market.

  • Dealer-specific login and product availability
  • Tier or territory price rules
  • Own leads, projects and customer documents

Catalogue administration

A controlled source for change

Authorized administrators can govern the data behind customer and dealer experiences, with maintenance responsibilities defined for each implementation.

  • Product, option and availability updates
  • Price, language and document maintenance
  • Review and release responsibilities

Multilingual and multi-market

Translation is one layer. Market control is the complete job.

A white-label configurator can speak the customer's language while also applying the catalogue, price, units, brand and workflow required for that market or dealer.

Language

Interface, catalogue guidance, calls to action and customer documents

Catalogue

Product families, variants and accessories sold in the selected market

Price

Currency, price list, tax, installation, dealer tier and visibility

Measurement

Metric or imperial units, number formats and dimension terminology

Brand

Market or dealer identity, approved logo use and document presentation

Workflow

Lead routing, quote approval, payment, CRM and operational handoff

What to compare

Branded widget, white-label platform or an in-house build?

All three can be appropriate. Compare how much of the customer and dealer journey is controlled, who owns maintenance and how the catalogue remains accurate after launch.

Decision areaBranded widgetConfigurix white-label platformIn-house build
Customer-facing brandBasic theme around the toolEnd-to-end approved brand systemDesigned and maintained internally
Domain and website contextHosted link or limited embedBranded route, subdomain or embed by scopeFully controlled by internal team
Product catalogueOften one shared or fixed catalogueYour products, dimensions and option rulesMust be modeled and maintained internally
Pricing and marketsMay provide simple price fieldsScoped regional price lists, currencies and permissionsMust be engineered and governed internally
Dealer experienceSeparate or generic loginBranded roles, catalogues, tiers and projectsCustom identity and access development
Quotes and communicationsMay require external toolsBrand-aligned documents and workflow actionsCustom templates and delivery infrastructure
IntegrationsPredefined connectorsScoped API, webhook, CRM, ERP or file handoffEvery integration owned by internal engineering
MaintenanceVendor controls most changesShared service model agreed by data typeInternal team owns roadmap, hosting and support

Implementation

Seven stages from brand scope to maintained platform.

The timeline depends on product readiness and scope. Defining the complete white-label boundary early prevents the public configurator, dealer portal and customer documents from becoming separate design projects.

  1. 01

    Define the brand boundary

    List every surface the intended users will see: domain, website entry, configurator, login, saved-project page, emails, quote, portal and customer documents.

  2. 02

    Map audiences and markets

    Identify public buyers, internal salespeople, dealers, administrators and regional variations. Define which products, prices, actions and data each audience may access.

  3. 03

    Model catalogue and rules

    Provide product families, dimension ranges, dependencies, exclusions, materials, accessories and representative boundary configurations for acceptance.

  4. 04

    Configure commercial logic

    Map price lists, formulas, installation, tax, currency, dealer tiers, discounts and approval controls to the applicable market and role.

  5. 05

    Design outputs and integrations

    Agree quote templates, customer messages, CRM fields, ERP or order data, BOM requirements and failure handling for connected systems.

  6. 06

    Validate the full branded journey

    Test normal and edge configurations on representative devices, then verify brand, prices, permissions, documents, translations and integrations separately.

  7. 07

    Launch with maintenance ownership

    Document who owns catalogue, price, language, brand and workflow changes; how they are reviewed; and how support requests are handled after release.