3D awning configurator for manufacturers and dealer networks
Configurix connects awning families, width and projection rules, arms, cassettes, fabrics, motors, sensors and mounting choices in one guided 3D project—with account pricing, branded quotes and reusable order data connected to the selected product.
Connected awning workflow
The dimensions, construction, fabric, price, quote and order data stay connected.
Awning configuration software defined
Made-to-measure awnings are governed by relationships. Width and projection affect the permitted arms, cassette, roller and bracket arrangement. Fabric collections, motors, sensors, lighting, valances and mounting types add further compatibility and price decisions.
A manufacturer-focused configurator represents those relationships as one structured project. When a user changes the width, projection, family or motor package, the 3D product and configured data can respond together instead of leaving the dealer to reconcile a visual selector, price book and order form.
Configurix can use the same governed catalogue across a manufacturer website, distributor portal, showroom and installer workflow. Product families, fabrics, price lists, languages and permissions can differ by account or market without creating unrelated product models.
Final dimensions and installation conditions remain a professional responsibility. Substrate, bracket layout, fixings, wind exposure, structural loads, access and electrical work must be validated through the survey and approval process defined by the manufacturer or installer.
The product model is built from the manufacturer's families, size matrices, fabric collections, accessories, commercial data and required handoff—not from a generic retractable shade animation.
Guide the buyer through the awning families and sizes that can be supplied.
Present real collections while preserving their catalogue identity.
Connect automation choices to compatible product systems.
Keep installation choices visible in the commercial calculation.
Present one catalogue through public, trade and assisted journeys.
Preserve the accepted awning beyond the sales screen.
One connected process
The buyer, dealer, surveyor and operations team can continue from the same structured awning while each role sees the appropriate visual, commercial and technical detail.
Define the project
Capture the installation context, width, projection and product range required for the opening and customer journey.
Configure the product
Select cassette, arms, fabric, frame finish, valance, motor, controls, sensors and mounting within catalogue rules.
Build the offer
Use the configured awning to apply the correct account price list and create the visual commercial proposal.
Validate and continue
Confirm dimensions and fixing conditions before passing the accepted specification and order data forward.
Manufacturers should test whether the software responds correctly when dimensions, construction, automation and installation choices change—not only when a swatch changes.
| Requirement | Configurix awning implementation | Fabric or finish selector |
|---|---|---|
| Dimension compatibility | Width, projection, arms and cassette can follow the manufacturer's permitted matrices. | Usually applies a finish to one prepared standard product. |
| Motor and sensor rules | Automation, controls, sensors and electrical options can remain linked to compatible systems. | Accessories are commonly shown as independent choices or a later checklist. |
| Installation package | Mounting condition, brackets and approved project items can remain part of the saved configuration. | Fixing and site requirements are normally handled outside the selector. |
| Live account pricing | The project can use dealer-specific products, prices, discounts and margin permissions. | Pricing is often absent or rebuilt in separate quoting software. |
| BOM or order handoff | Accepted awning, fabric, motor and accessory data can be mapped to downstream systems. | Usually exports a colour choice, image or enquiry rather than governed order data. |
Awning configurator FAQ
Systems, dimensions, fabrics, automation, mounting, pricing, dealer access, quotes, BOM data, integrations and site validation.
These pages cover the core product and the commercial, technical and operational decisions behind a manufacturer or dealer rollout.
Core awning product
Explore the customer-facing and sales-assisted Configurix product for retractable awnings, fabrics, automation and quotes.
Industry examples
Compare awnings with other configurable products through inputs, rules, visual behavior, pricing, actions and outputs.
Dealer networks
Plan assigned catalogues, account pricing, permissions, branded quotes and configured order handoff for every dealer.
Vendor evaluation
Turn catalogue, dimension, pricing, output, integration and maintenance needs into testable RFP language.
Website sales
Embed guided configuration, structured lead capture, live prices and saved projects into an existing website.
Connected systems
Plan data ownership and acceptance tests for CRM, ERP, PIM, ecommerce, pricing and configured-order workflows.
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