Options with engineering constraints, configured correctly.
Machinery options, fittings, lighting, B2B equipment, where one choice rules out another and the spec has to be exactly right. Let the rules engine hold the constraints so the quote and the build agree.
The problem
Industrial products carry real dependencies. This voltage needs that controller, this mount won’t take that fitting, this option forces another. Get the combination wrong and it’s not a cosmetic miss. It’s a part that doesn’t fit or doesn’t certify.
So sales engineers spend their days translating option lists into quotes and bills of materials by hand, double-checking constraints they’ve checked a hundred times. It’s slow, and a single missed dependency reaches the floor.
What customers configure
- Technical options and variants
- Fittings, mounts and connections
- Dependencies between parts
- Power, rating and capacity
- Quantity and configuration per order
What matters here
Rules engine for hard constraints
Engineering dependencies are enforced, not advisory. Incompatible options are blocked and required parts are pulled in automatically.
Accurate specs and BOM
Every valid configuration produces a correct specification and bill of materials, so what’s quoted is what gets built.
Spec and quote export
A finished build exports to a PDF spec sheet and a quote, ready to send, so sales engineers stop assembling them by hand.
Fits where customers discover your product
Run it full-page, as a pop-up on a product card, or embedded right next to your existing product photo. Same engine, same rules, wherever it lives.
Full page
Pop-up
Inline with a photo
Our engineers spent half their time checking which options actually go together. Now the rules do that, and they review a spec instead of rebuilding one.
Let the rules carry your spec.
Send us a product with its constraints and we’ll model them in a short demo.