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— Capability · Configuration to production
A product configurator that production can build from.
A configuration is only useful if the shop floor can build it. We model the option rules against what you actually manufacture, so the order that arrives is a specification, not a picture.
SBFS builds product configurators whose option rules mirror real manufacturing constraints, so the configuration that reaches production is buildable by construction rather than by review. Door Builder configures doors against what the shop floor can route, which collapsed a two and a half week manual quoting cycle to four minutes, and Muebles Torga blocks part combinations that do not physically fit, cutting customer-service tickets by 72%.
02— Fit
Who this is for
Production re-enters what sales sold
Someone reads the order and translates it into parts and operations by hand. That translation step is where the errors come from.
Your rules live in people, not software
What can actually be built is known by two people in the shop and a spreadsheet nobody fully trusts.
Quotes go out that cannot be made
A configuration that looks fine on screen reaches the floor and stops, so the order goes back to sales and the customer waits again.
03— Capabilities
What we build
Option rules modelled from manufacturing constraints
We model the catalog with your production team so only combinations the shop can build are offered. Door Builder quotes are buildable by construction, not by review.
Configurations wired to shop-floor routing
The configuration carries the manufacturing detail behind each option, so it reaches production as a specification instead of a rendering plus a phone call.
Incompatible combinations blocked before checkout
Muebles Torga blocks parts that do not physically fit, visually and in real time, which cut customer-service tickets by 72%.
Pricing computed from the same model
Price resolves from the option model that production reads, so the number the buyer sees and the specification the shop receives cannot disagree.
05— Method
How an engagement runs
01
Week 1 · Scope and catalog audit
We sit with your sales and production teams, model the catalog and surface the rules that decide what is buildable. You see the spec before we start.
02
Weeks 2 to 6 · Build to MVP
Configurator, pricing rules, checkout, admin and the production-facing output ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday in your own staging environment.
03
Week 6 · Production handoff
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.
06— FAQ
Questions buyers ask before they commit.
07— Related
Related solutions
10 — Get in touch
Got a configurable product? Let us talk.
Fastest way to start
Book a 20-minute intro call
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 times
See available times Rather send details in writing?juan@sbfs.co
Direct to Juan. Twenty-four hour reply, typically. If we cannot take your project on, we will tell you fast.
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