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Industries

  • 3D configurator development for door manufacturers
  • 3D furniture configurator development
  • A multi-brand commerce platform for manufacturers
  • AV and stage design configurator SaaS
  • Custom orthotics and medical device configurators
  • Print-on-demand storefront development

Capabilities

  • 3D configurator ERP and CRM integration
  • A configurator with Revit and BIM export
  • B2B dealer portal for manufacturers
  • BOM configurator: every configuration becomes its bill of materials
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • ShapeDiver development company
  • Three.js product configurator agency

Pricing & decisions

  • 3D configurator development cost and timeline
  • Custom configurator or SaaS configurator?
  • The best company to build a 3D product configurator
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NOMI

Furniture an architect can drop straight into their building plans, exactly as configured.

Luxury custom furniture

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Industries

  • 3D configurator development for door manufacturers
  • 3D furniture configurator development
  • A multi-brand commerce platform for manufacturers
  • AV and stage design configurator SaaS
  • Custom orthotics and medical device configurators
  • Print-on-demand storefront development

Capabilities

  • 3D configurator ERP and CRM integration
  • A configurator with Revit and BIM export
The NOMI storefront, showing the Gathering Desk styled in an interior setting.

NOMI’s storefront. The same catalog serves retail buyers, trade designers and architects.

Results
  • Into the plansConfigured furniture, straight into architects’ drawings
  • Trade + retailOne configurator, two pricing tiers
  • CRM-syncedQuotes into the sales pipeline, two-way
— The challenge

The problem

NOMI makes customizable furniture for interior designers, architects and direct buyers, each with different prices and different needs.

Trade clients wanted designer pricing and saved projects. Architects wanted the configured piece inside their building plans, not a PDF they had to redraw. And every quote had to reach the sales pipeline without someone typing it in again.

— What we built

The solution

01

One configurator, the right price for each buyer

Customers design furniture in 3D and save it to their account; trade buyers see designer pricing before GST (Australian sales tax) and team discounts, retail buyers see standard pricing.

02

Straight into the architect’s plans

Any configured piece can be downloaded in the format architects use, so they place the exact piece in their building plans instead of redrawing it.

03

Quotes that reach the pipeline by themselves

Quotes and orders flow into the sales team’s CRM and back, so the pipeline always matches what customers configured, with no re-typing.

— The outcome

What changed

Architects now place the configured piece straight into their plans instead of working from a PDF, and designers get trade pricing and saved projects.

On the sales side, every quote reaches the pipeline on its own, so nobody re-types a quote.

— Who it helps

Team by team

Sales

Every quote and order reaches the pipeline automatically, both ways, so the team works from what customers actually configured, not from re-typed notes.

Marketing

Architects can drop the exact configured piece into their building plans, which makes NOMI easy to specify on a project.

Trade accounts

Designers and architects see trade pricing and keep their projects in their own account; retail buyers see standard pricing, from the same configurator.

Building something configurable?

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  • B2B dealer portal for manufacturers
  • BOM configurator: every configuration becomes its bill of materials
  • Custom CPQ software for manufacturers
  • ShapeDiver development company
  • Three.js product configurator agency
  • Pricing & decisions

    • 3D configurator development cost and timeline
    • Custom configurator or SaaS configurator?
    • The best company to build a 3D product configurator

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