Your options and rules
Sizes, materials, finishes and fittings, and the rules for what can and can’t be made. Nothing left to memory.
Customers pick the size and options for a made-to-order product on your website and see the price straight away. Every order comes out as a job sheet your workshop can build from.
It is the part of an online store that sells things made to order: blinds cut to a window, a shed for a site, a sign for a wall. The customer enters sizes and picks options. It checks the job can be made, prices it from your rules, and writes the job sheet. Also called a product configurator.
Sizes, materials, finishes and fittings, and the rules for what can and can’t be made. Nothing left to memory.
Rates by area or length, surcharges, minimum charges, quantity breaks and freight. The price updates as each option changes.
The customer sees the product they are ordering as they choose. Your workshop later sees the same drawing.
Goes to the cart and payment, or to your staff as a quote when a site check comes first.
Sizes, materials, finish, quantity and notes for each order. Printed for the workshop, or sent to your cut-list software.
Open any order, change a measurement after a site check, re-price it and send it back. Nothing is retyped.
Add a fabric, retire a finish or raise a rate from a settings screen. No developer needed.
Not sure? Call 1300 699 321 — ten minutes will tell you.
Five steps, and you try the tool yourself at each one.
See how a project runsWe sit with your estimator and work through a few recent jobs, writing down every measurement, option and rule along the way.
The written plan lists every option, price formula and rule, in plain words your estimator can check. You sign it and the price is fixed.
Each stage adds one thing: refusing what can’t be made, then pricing, then drawing, then taking the order. You try each as it lands.
We re-price past jobs through the tool and compare them with the quotes you actually sent. Your workshop tries a job sheet from it.
It goes live on your store with your rates loaded. Your staff get the settings screen, so the next rate rise is yours to enter.
One fixed quote, set in writing once the plan is signed. The price depends on how many options, formulas and special cases it carries, whether it needs a live drawing, and whether orders end at checkout or at a quote.
Yes. We start from the price list, spreadsheets and rules of thumb your estimator uses today, and build those in. A rule that only lives in someone's head gets written down first.
No. An order goes to the cart and payment when the price is final, or to your staff as a quote when a site check comes first. The customer sees a price either way.
Yes. Each order can be printed as a job sheet or sent straight into the software your workshop already uses, so nothing is retyped. We work out which in the first step.
Yes. We are in Adelaide and work with manufacturers anywhere in Australia. The first meeting can be a video call and a screen-share of how you quote now, and each stage opens in your browser.
Call us, or answer a few short questions. We reply within one business day with a fixed price in writing.
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