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The storefront buyers land on. Every door in the catalog opens into the configurator.
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Most configure-to-order sales produce a BOM that has never existed before, so nobody can write it in advance. We model the rules that derive it, and the configurator writes the bill of materials for every order.
The storefront buyers land on. Every door in the catalog opens into the configurator.
A BOM configurator is a product configurator that turns each configuration into its bill of materials automatically: parts, quantities and cut dimensions, derived by rule from the same model that decides what is buildable and what it costs. SBFS builds them on your production rules, so the quote and the BOM cannot disagree. Door Builder configures doors against what its shop floor can route, which took quoting from about two and a half weeks to four minutes, and Muebles Torga blocks part combinations that do not physically fit, cutting customer-service tickets by 72%.
Updated: Oct 2026
A planner reads what sales sold and writes the parts list by hand. Every re-entry is a place a wrong part number or quantity gets in, and it costs more the further downstream it is found.
In configure-to-order, most orders are a bill of materials that has never existed before. It is derived from the configuration either by rules or by a person, and today the person holds the rules in their head.
If an order cannot be priced or released until an engineer checks it, sales inherits the engineering backlog. In a peer-reviewed study of four manufacturers (Hvam et al., 2013), moving that work into a configurator cut the staff time spent on quotes and specifications by 50 to 95%.
Each configuration resolves by rule into exact parts, quantities, cut dimensions and hardware kits. Nobody transcribes it, so the BOM is exactly what the buyer chose.
The rules that validate the product also price it and derive its BOM, so the quote and the parts list cannot disagree. Fix a rule once and every later quote, BOM and work order inherits the fix.
Option rules mirror your manufacturing constraints, so an invalid product cannot be specified. Muebles Torga blocks parts that do not physically fit, which cut customer-service tickets by 72%.
The BOM drives what to cut, what to order and what to assemble. A smaller manufacturer can run production on the platform; a larger one feeds the BOM to the ERP it already runs.
We sit with your sales and production teams and write down the rules that turn a configuration into parts: what is buildable, what it costs, what it is made of. We start with one product line, modeled completely through to the BOM, then expand.
Configurator, pricing rules, BOM output, checkout and admin ship in parallel, with a reviewable demo every Friday on your own test site.
Launched on your domain, then we stay on: new product lines, rules, prices and integrations, under the monthly fee of your tier. The code and data are yours.
Pick a time and you'll get a Google Meet invite. We agree on one of your products and its options, and within one business day you see it working on a private link. No slides and no sales pressure.
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