Clients see exactly what they're buying in 3D, right in the browser. The same configuration gives your factory production-ready drawings and a bill of materials. No manual drafting.
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Today, every custom unit waits for an engineer to draw and price it. Wabric takes that work off their desks.
Clients pick the size, finishes and doors and see the exact unit in 3D. No sample boards, no guesswork and no call to your sales team to place the order.
A normal webshop can't sell custom products, because every order needs a configuration first. Wabric adds that step to your webshop, so you take more orders without hiring more sales staff.
The configuration that becomes the quote also gives your factory the drawings and the bill of materials. Nobody redraws the unit or retypes the order.
Results from Wabric customers in other building product categories. Wallenium's story is further down, or estimate your own numbers with the ROI calculator.
Your client, sales team or dealer designs the unit in the browser. Wabric's 3D configurator turns that one configuration into a quote, drawings, a bill of materials and a product record.
Every configuration gives an itemized quote PDF with the exact price, the full specification and views of the unit from every side. Clients can approve it without another call.
The same configuration gives production the technical drawings and the bill of materials, built from your own rules. Nobody redraws the unit or retypes the order.
As the client changes the size, finishes and doors, the 3D model updates in the browser. They know exactly what they're getting before they approve the order.
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.
Wallenium builds custom focus rooms from modular partition walls and doors. Before its 3D focus room configurator, sales engineers typed every client wish into an Odoo form, and clients picked from 30+ finishes using sample images and imagination. Now sales sends a configurator link. Clients set the room size, try finishes and door positions in 3D, and download a full PDF quote with views from every side, without waiting for a sales engineer.
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This guide covers how CPQ automation transforms the sales process, and the specific benefits for manufacturers closing complex deals.
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.
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.
A prefab and modular configurator is browser software where a manufacturer's clients, sales team or dealers design a modular room, pod or building in 3D and get the exact price and a quote straight away, while the factory gets the drawings and bill of materials. Wabric is a 3D configurator and CPQ software for manufacturers of prefab and modular products.
Use a configurator that runs on your own pricing, drawing and bill of materials rules. In Wabric, your client, sales team or dealer sets the size, finishes and options in 3D and gets the exact price and a quote PDF straight away, while production gets the drawings. That replaces spreadsheets, email loops and waiting for engineering.
No. Architects and engineers design buildings in tools like Revit or Archicad. Wabric is software for manufacturers: your clients, sales team and dealers use it to configure, price and order your prefab and modular products, and your factory gets the drawings automatically.
Wabric works with any product you can describe with sizes, options and rules, such as modular rooms and office pods, partition wall systems, prefab houses, modular buildings and cabins. Your rules, finishes and prices live in Wabric PIM. Wallenium uses Wabric for custom focus rooms built from modular partition walls and doors.
Yes, for anything inside your product rules. Wabric only offers combinations your rules allow, and a step-by-step flow makes sure nothing is left out, like the door hardware. Your team only steps in for real special cases. At Wallenium, clients design their own focus room in 3D and download the PDF quote without waiting for a sales engineer.
Yes. Wabric shows the exact configured unit in 3D in the browser, with the real size, finishes, doors and extras. Clients compare options on the spot instead of waiting for a revised quote, which means fewer misunderstandings and fewer wrong orders. There's no software to install.
Yes. In Wabric, every configuration creates technical drawings and a bill of materials from your own rules, so production gets the exact sizes and parts without anyone redrawing or retyping the order. At Wallenium, production gets the specification PDF with views from every side and the full component list.
Let clients make the changes themselves. In Wabric, a new size, finish or door position updates the 3D view and the price at once, so clients settle the details before they ask for a quote. Before its configurator, Wallenium went through several rounds of quotes by email before a single order.
Yes. Wabric's partner portal gives dealers, resellers and installers 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 can pull prices from your ERP and send confirmed orders back into it, so nobody types them in twice. Wallenium's configurator connects to Odoo ERP for pricing, stock and the order handoff.
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.
Yes, if your clients need them. Wabric can export a configured product as an IFC file, which architects open in software like Revit or Archicad. The file matches the exact unit that was configured, which helps when your product is specified in a BIM project.
