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Industries

Same engine, different rulebook.

A configurator is only valuable when it understands the real constraints of your sector. Here is what we build differently for each field.

Residential Kitchen Manufacturers

The kitchen is the most-discussed investment in a home.

Before price, buyers want to know how it will look. When the configurator answers that on the first visit, the person walking into your showroom has already made the decision.

Layout templates

Straight, L, U and island configurations that scale to the room dimensions.

Built-in appliance rules

Hob-to-hood alignment, oven height, sink and dishwasher adjacency.

Finish combinations

Door, worktop and handle trios — never outside what you can manufacture.

Appointment and survey flow

Once a design is complete, the measurement appointment drops straight into the calendar.

Commercial Kitchen Manufacturers

Here the conversation is about flow and capacity, not aesthetics.

In hotel, restaurant, hospital and catering kitchens the project is driven by capacity, hygiene regulation and utilities. A configurator that ignores those constraints is useless.

Dirty-to-clean separation

Dishwashing, prep and cooking lines arranged so cross-contamination is impossible.

Capacity-based recommendations

Enter daily covers and the system proposes the equipment set the line needs.

Hoods, flues and utilities

Extraction coverage, gas/water/electrical points and service clearances are validated.

Technical output

A layout plan and equipment list for the customer; a technical survey file for you.

Furniture Manufacturers

Variant depth cannot be told through photography.

If a sofa comes in 40 fabrics, no photo shoot can show it. In a 3D scene the fabric changes with one click; the customer builds their own combination and you learn which variants attract attention.

Fabric and finish management

Texture, colour and price group managed centrally, applied across every product.

Modular configuration

Add-and-remove logic for modular sofas, wardrobes and shelving systems.

Room composition

Living room, bedroom or office — products seen together at true scale.

AR try-at-home

Answering "will this sofa fit my living room?" directly reduces return rates.

Other fields

Where the same logic applies

The approach works in any sector that produces modular goods, sells to measure and manages variants.

Bathroom & Closets

Made-to-measure configuration, internal fittings and accessory planning for bathroom vanities, hallway units and walk-in wardrobes.

Contract & Hospitality

Standard packages per room type, multi-room duplication and project-level pricing, with a shared workspace for architects and buyers.

Office Furniture

Open-plan layouts, workstation planning by headcount and consolidated quotes for corporate clients.