Customers and installers design the roof or facade in 3D in their browser and see the exact price right away. The same configuration gives your factory the bill of materials and production drawings, with no manual work in between. Be the first supplier with a price.
Used by European roof & facade manufacturers · Solar panels, metal roofing, cladding systems
A full run of a solar roof configurator built on Wabric.
A 3D roof and facade configurator is browser software that lets your customers and installers design a roof or facade from your product range, see it in 3D and get a price straight away. In Wabric, the same configuration also creates the bill of materials and production drawings, so sales and the factory work from one source.
Wabric is CPQ and PIM software built for manufacturers of:
Homeowners and builders use it on your website. Installers order through your partner portal.
The bottleneck is rarely demand. It's the time it takes to quote, specify and hand the order to production. Wabric takes that work off your engineers' desks.
Customers enter their roof dimensions and get an exact, itemized price and material list straight away. No waiting for engineering. The first supplier with a number usually wins the project. Make sure it's you.
Your installers shouldn't have to phone or email for every project. Give them a partner portal where they configure the roof, see their own prices and place the order. Your sales team works on new customers, not routine reorders.
Working out a roof BOM by hand is slow, and one wrong number means the wrong materials arrive on site. Wabric calculates panel count, trim lengths, fixings and accessories automatically. No spreadsheets.
Results from Wabric customers in other building product categories. Roofing and solar roof stories are further down, or estimate your own numbers with the ROI calculator.
A client enters their measurements. Wabric generates the material list, the price, and the production data. Your factory gets everything it needs without engineering touching it.
Customers enter roof dimensions and panel choice — even irregular shapes like hips, valleys, and dormers. They get itemized pricing and full specs in one quote, ready to order.
The configurator generates the full bill of materials automatically — panels, ridge and valley trims, flashings, fixings, underlays. Your factory gets exact specs with zero manual handoff.
Customers configure in 3D and see the exact roof before they buy — fewer wrong orders, fewer reworks on site.
Every product carries a Digital Product Passport — unique ID, materials, U-values, GWP data, and compliance record. CPR-ready from day one.
AS Toode built a self-service solar roof configurator where customers visualize the roof, place panels, calculate ROI, and submit a structured quote — without involving sales until the decision was made.
Wabric built a structured catalog with parametric intelligence for Revit and Archicad. Architects define roof dimensions; the model calculates panel count and layout automatically — getting specified at the planning stage, not at tender.
Wabric replaced disconnected tools with a browser-based design canvas — from blank canvas to complete BOM in one tool. No CAD software, no Excel, no handoffs. Clients get a share link to track project status themselves.
Use a roof configurator connected to your own pricing and BOM rules. In Wabric, the customer or installer enters the roof size, picks materials and gets an exact, itemized price and bill of materials straight away. That replaces measuring by hand, waiting for engineering and building the BOM in a spreadsheet. Wabric does the same for doors and windows and metal and glass systems.
No. Wabric is software for manufacturers of roofing and facade products. Contractors and installers use it through the manufacturer's configurator or partner portal to price and order products, but the product rules, prices and data belong to the manufacturer.
Yes. Wabric works with any product range you can describe with sizes and rules, including facade cladding, sandwich panels, trims and fixings. Customers enter the sizes, choose panels and colors, and get the price, bill of materials and production drawings from the same configuration.
Yes. Wabric's configurator shows the exact roof or facade in 3D in the browser while the customer builds it, with your real panels, colors and sizes. Customers see what they are ordering before they confirm, which means fewer wrong orders and less rework on site. There is no software to install.
Yes. Wabric handles standard pitched roofs and complex shapes, including hipped roofs, valleys, dormers and irregular outlines. From the roof outline and slope, it works out the panel layout, the number of full and cut panels, and the trims, flashings, fixings and underlays needed, including waste allowance. The result is an itemized bill of materials ready for your factory.
Yes. Wabric's partner portal gives installers and distributors their own login. They configure the project, see their own prices and place the order without contacting your sales team. You decide which products each partner sees, which price level applies and whether orders need approval before production.
In Wabric you create your own tiers, for example certified installer, preferred partner and distributor, and assign each partner to one. Partners only see prices at their level. Volume discounts and project prices go on top, all set from the admin dashboard without a developer.
Yes. Wabric can pull live prices from your ERP and send orders straight back into it, so nobody retypes them. Wallenium and Floorin, for example, run Wabric with Odoo, and Wabric also connects to Salesforce CRM.
Yes, if your customers need them. Wabric can export a configuration as a BIM file in IFC format, which architects open in Revit, Archicad and other BIM software. The file matches the exact product the customer configured, which helps you get specified early. Solarstone uses its product data in Revit and Archicad to get on architects' shortlists.
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