Quotes your sales team can build in minutes, and production can trust
We build quoting systems around your real price logic: materials, labour, machine time, waste, options and margins. Your showroom staff configure the product and the price calculates itself. When the client approves, production receives a complete, correct job. Nothing is retyped and nothing is guessed.
In the words we hear it
If two of those sound familiar, this page is for you.
From configured product to production order
Configure, not calculate
Products are defined once, with parts, materials, operations and price rules. Your salesperson picks options and dimensions. The system does the arithmetic: quantities, waste, machine and labour time, overhead, margin. Quantity breaks and customer-specific pricing included.
A quote the client can act on
Branded PDF or an online proposal the client opens in the browser, sees each stage, approves and signs, on screen or from their phone. You see when it was opened. Follow-ups stop being guesswork.
Approved means in production
The moment a quote is accepted, it becomes a production order: parts list, operations, deadlines, drawings attached. The shop floor sees it on the board. The showroom sees progress. The client can be given a tracking link.
Your rules stay yours to change
Prices, margins, waste factors, machine rates and materials live in an admin panel your own people maintain. Changing a business rule is a settings change, not a phone call to a developer.
Assembled from modules already earning their keep
Product configuration, price engines, proposal portals, order management, production boards: the blocks already run in production at other manufacturers. The review tells us which ones fit your flow and what needs building fresh. That is why a first working phase is live in weeks, at a fixed price agreed up front.
The same modules power QuoteCarta, our proposal tool, and the quotation flow prototype recently delivered to an Irish bespoke fabricator.
Before you ask
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Give us your nastiest quote
Bring the messiest real quotation you produced this year: multiple materials, options, waste, subcontracting, revisions. On a call, we will walk through exactly how it would be priced in a system, and where your current process leaks margin. If Excel genuinely serves you better, we will say so.