Your customers, dealers and sales team configure doors and windows in 3D in the browser and see the exact price straight away. The same configuration gives production the bill of materials, drawings and the order. No waiting for engineering, no back-and-forth by email.
Used by European door and window manufacturers
👇 Try it: this is Saku Metall's live garage door configurator, built on Wabric.
A door configurator is browser software where a manufacturer's customers, dealers or sales team set up a door to size, pick the options and see the exact price straight away. In Wabric, the same configuration also creates the bill of materials, drawings and the order for production. Wabric is a 3D configurator and CPQ software for door and window manufacturers.
Wabric is CPQ and PIM software built for manufacturers of:
Homeowners and builders use it on your website. Dealers and installers use it in their own portal.
For most door and window makers, the limit isn't demand. It's how many quote requests the engineers can answer. With Wabric, customers and dealers configure, price and order on their own.
Customers and dealers configure the door themselves and see the price straight away. Nobody waits for an engineer to check the sizes and work out the price.
Standard orders go from the configurator straight to production. Your engineers only step in for the special projects that really need them.
The configurator only offers sizes, hardware and options that fit together. A door your factory can't build can't be ordered.
All 3 results come from Saku Metall's garage door configurator. Read the Saku Metall story.
Your customer, a dealer or your sales team configures the door in the browser. Wabric's 3D configurator turns that one configuration into a quote, drawings, a 3D view and a product record.
Price, parts and specs in one quote PDF, made from the configuration in one click. Your customer gets everything needed to approve the order without calling your sales team.
Every configuration creates drawings from your own rules. Production gets the exact sizes and parts from the same configuration, so nobody redraws or retypes the order.
Customers see the exact door or window in 3D, in the size, color and options they chose. No more guessing from sample photos.
Every configuration is saved as a structured product record with an ID, sizes, materials and options. When product passport rules reach doors and windows, the data already exists.
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Saku Metall
Door manufacturer, Estonia"Previously, it could take days of back-and-forth to finalize an order. Customers struggled to determine which option best fit their space and needs. Now they configure the product themselves, see exactly what they're getting, and place the order in minutes."
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No sales script. No pressure. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you.
The Sales-to-Engineering Wall is the operational disconnect where the sales process sells a visual concept, but engineering teams must manually rebuild the product data for manufacturing.
We compared Wabric to Tacton, Configit, Epicor CPQ, and 6 more platforms on what actually matters to manufacturers: does the quote also produce a usable drawing.
This guide covers how CPQ automation transforms the sales process, and the specific benefits for manufacturers closing complex deals.
A door configurator is the part your customer sees: they set the size and options and see the door in 3D. CPQ (configure, price, quote) software is the sales process behind it: the rules, the prices, the quote and the order. Wabric does both in one system and adds a PIM for your product data.
Saku Metall, an Estonian manufacturer of metal doors, profile doors and garage doors, runs its garage door configurator on Wabric. Its sales cycle went from 2 weeks to 2 hours, 90-95% of orders are self-service and it saves 520 engineering hours a year. Railing makers R-Fix and Innore and focus room maker Wallenium also use Wabric.
Wabric connects to SAP, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, and Directo, so confirmed orders flow straight into your existing order and production workflow without re-entry.
Compatibility rules are set up in the PIM, so the configurator only shows valid combinations as the customer builds their order — incompatible hardware, glass, or frame combinations simply aren't selectable.
Yes. Customers can configure several units in a single order, and Wabric generates one consolidated quote and bill of materials for the whole project.
Wabric generates the bill of materials automatically. CAD/BIM export — your choice of DXF, IFC, Revit, or STEP — is available on the Pro plan.
Yes. The same configurator can run as a public B2C tool for end customers or as a B2B portal for installers and distributors ordering at their own pricing tier.