Offer your customers a variety of pricing and design options instantly

How to give a customer several options for a custom piece, fast

Part of Showroom: Selling in the room, not only online

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Challenges in custom design

When discussing a bespoke closet, kitchen, or storage system, it often takes time for both parties to reach an agreement, especially for the customers to make up their minds. And it’s no surprise. Today, the possibilities are endless, with the final setup limited only by imagination. But the downside to this flexibility is that constant changes, comparisons, and the inevitable back-and-forth during the design process can make quoting lengthy and inefficient.

Streamlining quotation processes

Unfortunately, there’s no magic fix for these challenges. However, you can significantly enhance your sales team’s efficiency by streamlining how you handle quotations. By introducing standardized pricing templates, automating common calculations, and leveraging tools like a 3D configurator, you can speed up the process without losing the custom, tailored experience that customers expect.

Customer empowerment

Even better, you can give the customer more control over the design process, up to a certain point, of course. With tools like theAr-range parametric configurator, you can empower your clients to explore and build their own custom setup online. The configurator allows you to define exactly which types of cabinets, fittings, and decor manufacturers are available, giving your customers a hands-on experience that still fits within your product offering.

Accurate instant estimates

You can also set up your own pricing rules, so the configurator instantly provides accurate estimates based on their selections. This means fewer revisions, less back-and-forth, and a more engaging experience for your customers.

Enhanced customer and sales experience

They get to play with options, visualize their choices, and see real-time pricing, while your team can focus on refining and finalizing serious inquiries. In short, the configurator not only enhances the customer experience but also drives efficiency for your sales team, ensuring a smoother, faster process from start to finish.

Solutions involved

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  1. Challenges in custom design
  2. Streamlining quotation processes
  3. Customer empowerment
  4. Accurate instant estimates
  5. Enhanced customer and sales experience
  6. Solutions involved

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