Configure complex products in seconds

A 3D product configurator shows the customer the product while they put it together. Pick a different fabric, leg or size and the 3D model updates straight away. In LogicTrade that 3D model runs on the same configuration rules as the quote, so what the customer sees on screen is exactly what you sell and what you order from your supplier.

You define dependencies per option. If the salesperson picks a corner sofa, the fabrics and finishes the supplier does not make in that model disappear. That way you never sell a combination that turns out not to be available.

Yes. You work with price blocks for volume pricing, a price matrix for width times height, and formulas for made-to-measure work. There is an expression builder for those formulas, so you define the calculation rule without programming. Minimum sizes and surcharges for non-standard dimensions are simply part of it.

No. You set a configuration up once and save it as a configuration template. You apply that template to a whole article group, for example all sofas from one supplier. If the setup changes, you adjust the template instead of every article separately.

From your own price lists through an Excel import, or straight from Live Articles. In that second case fabric groups, surcharges and lead times come in from your supplier and the configurator always calculates with current prices.

Yes. All chosen options carry over into the purchase order, in the format your supplier expects. For brands with their own configuration connection, such as Vadain, Hunter Douglas, Habufa and Toppoint, the configuration is passed on directly.

Yes. With SalesAssist you configure on tablet or laptop, on the shop floor and at the customer’s home. The quote that comes out of it is the same one you get at the office.

The product configurator is included in LogicTrade from the Basic package onwards, from 239 euro per month. We set your first configurations up together during implementation.