Your sales team, partners and customers set up pipes, manholes and tanks in 3D in the browser and get the exact price and a technical drawing straight away. No engineering queue, no revision loops by email. Be the first supplier with a clear number.
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Every drawing and quote still waits for your engineers. Wabric takes that work off their desks.
Your sales team sets the diameter, length, stiffness class and connections in the browser and gets the exact price and a technical drawing straight away. No waiting for engineering. The first supplier with a clear number usually wins the project.
A change request no longer means a new email thread and a new drawing from engineering. Sales changes the size, and the drawing and price update at once. Every revision is saved with comments in one place.
Every price comes from one set of rules instead of each sales manager's spreadsheet. Distributors and contractors use your partner portal to see their own prices and send the order themselves.
Results from Wabric customers in other building product categories. The Krah Pipes proof of concept is further down, or estimate your own numbers with the ROI calculator.
Your sales team, a partner or a customer configures the pipe, manhole or tank in the browser. Wabric's 3D configurator turns that one configuration into a 3D view, a technical drawing, an itemized quote and a product record.
As the diameter, length and connections change, the 3D model updates in the browser. Customers see exactly what they're ordering before they approve it. No surprises at delivery
Every configuration creates a technical sales drawing from your own rules, ready to send for approval. The same configuration gives production the exact sizes and parts, so nobody redraws or retypes the order.
Pipe sizes, lengths, fittings, materials and prices in one quote PDF. Procurement gets what they need to approve the order without calling your sales team.
Every configuration is saved as a structured product record with a unique ID, sizes, materials and version history. When the Digital Product Passport rules reach your product family, the data already exists.
Every Krah product is engineered to order, so every drawing and quote goes through engineering. Each sales manager prices from their own spreadsheet, and a single project can go back and forth up to 16 times by email. In the proof of concept, Wabric creates the sales drawing and the exact cost from one configuration. With the configurator live, sales and partners would handle up to 80% of drawings and revisions themselves.
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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.
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Use a configurator that runs on your own pricing, drawing and bill of materials rules. In Wabric, your sales team or a partner enters the diameter, length, stiffness class and connections, and gets the exact price, a technical drawing and a bill of materials straight away. That replaces spreadsheets, email loops and waiting for engineering.
No. Wabric is software for manufacturers of pipes, manholes and tanks. Civil engineers design the drainage network in tools like Civil 3D. Wabric is where the manufacturer's sales team, partners and customers configure, price and order the products that go into that network.
Yes. Wabric works with any product you can describe with sizes and rules, including manholes with your inlet and outlet options, tanks, bends and branches. The Krah Pipes proof of concept covers large-diameter PE and PP pipes, custom manholes and tanks.
Yes. In Wabric, every configuration creates a technical drawing from your own rules, so sales can send it for approval during or right after the customer meeting. Engineers only step in for special cases outside the configurator's rules.
When a customer asks for a change, sales makes it in Wabric and the drawing and price update straight away. Every revision is saved with comments in one place instead of a long email thread. At Krah Pipes, a single project could go back and forth up to 16 times by email before the production details were locked.
Wabric calculates every price from the same set of pricing rules, so a pipe gets the same price whoever quotes it. Material costs, price lists and discounts live in Wabric PIM instead of each sales manager's own spreadsheet, and Wabric can pull live prices from your ERP.
Yes. Wabric's partner portal gives distributors, installers and contractors their own login. They configure the product, see their own prices and send the order. You decide which products each partner sees and whether orders need approval, and each partner only sees their own projects.
Yes. Wabric shows the exact pipe, manhole or tank in 3D in the browser while it's being configured, with the real sizes, inlets and connections. Customers see what they're ordering before they approve it, which means fewer misunderstandings and fewer wrong orders. There's no software to install.
Yes. Wabric can pull prices from your ERP and send confirmed orders back into it, so nobody types them in twice. For Krah Pipes, Wabric would connect to Odoo ERP and Krah's own production software. Wallenium and Floorin already run Wabric with Odoo. See all integrations.
Yes. Wenture, the team behind Wabric, runs paid proof-of-concept projects, so you can test a configurator on your own products before you decide on a full rollout. The Krah Pipes configurator on this page is a proof of concept like this.
Yes, if your customers need them. Wabric can export a configured product as a BIM file in IFC format, which designers open in software like Revit or Archicad. The file matches the exact product that was configured, which helps when your products are specified in a BIM project.
