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Architects do not buy from a cart. They place your product in a model, and a PDF does not go into a model.
SBFS builds configurators whose output an architect can drop straight into a BIM model. For NOMI we shipped a public API that turns any configuration into a native Revit family (.rfa) via cloud Revit, so architects place the exact configured piece inside their Revit model instead of working from a specification sheet. The same configurator serves retail buyers and trade designers from one catalog.
They are not comparing prices in a cart. They are placing your piece in a model, and what you hand them has to be placeable.
Every configuration is a different object, so a hand-built family library goes stale the moment the catalog moves.
The architect wants geometry, the designer wants trade pricing and saved projects, the retail buyer wants checkout. All from the same catalog.
A public API turns any NOMI configuration into a native Revit family (.rfa) via cloud Revit, so architects place the exact piece they configured in their BIM model.
The export comes off the live configuration, so it cannot drift from the catalog the way a manually curated family library does.
NOMI trade users see Ex-GST designer pricing, team discounts and saved configurations, while retail users see standard pricing, from one configurator.
NOMI quotes and orders sync two-way with Salesforce, so a specification that starts with an architect lands in the sales pipeline without being re-keyed.
We model the product family, its parameters and the way your architects actually consume it today, then write the spec. You see it before we start.
Configurator, export pipeline, trade portal, checkout and admin ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday in your own staging environment.
Deployed to your domain on your Vercel team and your Neon database. Your team is trained on the system, and we stay on retainer for tuning, not maintenance.
Pick a time that suits you — you'll get a Google Meet invite. We look at your product, your catalog, and whether a six-week Forge build is the right fit. No slides, no pressure.
See available timesDirect to Juan. Twenty-four hour reply, typically. If we cannot take your project on, we will tell you fast.