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Configurator Studio

Rules, variants and pricing wired to a 60 fps canvas.

Svelte 5Threlte 8three.jsWebGPU with WebGL2 fallbackRete-style rule DAG

A visual rules engine sitting on top of a real-time WebGL scene. Define options, constraints, dependencies and price logic once; the canvas, the SKU, the BOM and the quote all stay in lockstep.

Most configurator projects die in the rules, not the rendering. Configurator Studio treats the rule graph as the primary artifact: options carry compatibility constraints, price modifiers, lead-time impacts and manufacturing validity. The 3D scene is a subscriber to that graph, not the owner of it. That means the same configuration can render in the browser, emit a manufacturable BOM into ERP, and produce a print-quality still from the render farm — without three teams keeping three models in sync.

What it does

  • Visual rule graph with compatibility, requirement and exclusion constraints
  • Deterministic SKU + BOM emission on every valid configuration
  • Price, lead-time and margin modifiers evaluated client-side in under 2 ms
  • Variant permutation explorer — find the 40 SKUs that never validate
  • Server-side render fallback for email, PDF and print catalogues
  • Shareable configuration URLs with a signed, replayable state hash

What changes for you

  • Sales engineers stop quoting configurations the factory cannot build
  • Product pages carry every variant without photographing any of them
  • Marketing renders come from the same graph the shop floor consumes

In the field

Where this module did the work

Furniture & interiors

4,860 chair configurations, zero photographed

A contract seating range with nine option groups was sold through a 40-page swatch PDF. Specifiers emailed to ask whether combinations existed; roughly one order in six arrived with a combination the factory could not build, and each one cost a week of renegotiation.

0
Unbuildable orders
41%
More specifier enquiries
9 kg
Swatch books retired per rep
Manufacturing

A nine-day quote cycle, cut to nine minutes

Every machine quote round-tripped through applications engineering because only they knew which spindle, axis and coolant combinations were valid. Nine days elapsed between enquiry and quote. Competitors quoting in two were winning deals on responsiveness alone.

9 min
Quote cycle, was 9 days
3.1×
Quotes per engineer
$4.9M
Change orders avoided in year one
Furniture & interiors

Three studio visits became one

A kitchen quote took three studio visits and a designer's afternoon in a desktop tool the customer never saw. Around a third of plans drawn were not manufacturable at the sizes drawn, discovered at the factory.

3 → 1
Studio visits per sale
26%
Higher average order value
0
Unmanufacturable plans reaching the factory

Bring us the product you were told could not be configured.

Tell us the option count, the CAD you already have and the frame budget you need to hit. An engineer reads it and replies with a straight answer — including when the answer is that good photography would serve you better.

We reply to every enquiry within one business day, in your timezone — with a frame budget, not a brochure.