FOR SUNROOM MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS
A clearer view. A better conversation.
Help customers picture your sunrooms before they buy. Bring dimensions, glazing, roof options and finishes into one visual experience, built around your products.
Your product range, organized into choices that are easier to see and understand.
Dimensions & layout01
Width, projection and height, with the permitted sizes and combinations from your range.
Glazing & openings02
Bring glazing, doors and lower panels together in a view customers can understand.
Roofs & finishes03
Present the roof systems, frame colours and finishes that you actually offer.
THE PRODUCT, UP CLOSE
01 / 08Corner view
Request a proposal
Pass the selection and project notes to your sales team.
A CONNECTED SALES JOURNEY
Give your sales team a useful starting point, with the selected sunroom and the customer’s project in the same conversation.
Choose a model and discover the options in your range.
Bring dimensions, panels and finishes into a shared view.
Pass the selection and project notes to your sales team.
Decide whether customers should see a configured price, an indicative estimate or a request for a tailored quote. Your price lists, selected options, dealer terms and services determine the commercial setup. Installation, delivery, survey work and taxes need an explicit place in that process, especially when they cannot be established from the configuration alone.
Define the selection your team needs to receive: product reference, dimensions, roof, glazing, openings, finish and the customer’s project notes. Agree the destination for the enquiry and the proposal format. Website forms, CRM connections and document outputs should be scoped around your existing workflow, so your team can continue without asking the customer to describe every choice again.
WHITE-LABEL SUNROOM CONFIGURATOR
Make the next step feel like part of your business, from the first product view to the request that reaches your team.
Use your logo, colour palette and product names throughout the customer journey.
Connect the experience to your sunroom product pages and relevant calls to action.
Plan the languages, units and commercial wording your customers use.
A white-label sunroom configurator is presented under your own brand and configured around your own catalogue. Website placement can be planned as a dedicated page or an embedded experience, depending on your platform and the agreed integration. Product descriptions, help text and enquiry fields need the same attention as the 3D model. For multiple markets, agree translations, measurement units, available ranges and the team responsible for each enquiry before launch.
Start with a representative sunroom model and an example of how you quote it today.
A focused first release usually begins with a representative product family. Collect its drawings or 3D assets, allowed dimensions, glazing and door references, roof options, finishes and commercial rules. Review a small set of typical configurations together, including the combinations customers should not be able to select. The scope of the model library, pricing logic, translations and integrations determines the implementation work. We use those inputs to define a proposal and launch sequence for your business.
Explore the product configurators and sales software we built for Elite Aluminum and Tenteks Italia.
Elite Aluminum
Configurix built pergola and sunroom configurators for Elite Aluminum, together with software that generates quotations automatically and includes SKU numbers for individual items.
Explore the project — Elite Aluminum
Tenteks Italia
For Tenteks Italia, Configurix implemented Pergotenda and bioclimatic pergola configurators within a multi-product system, alongside the software and website.
Explore the project — Tenteks ItaliaA FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Configurix is for sunroom manufacturers, dealers, showrooms and installers who want a branded visual sales experience for their own products. Your business defines the catalogue and sales process. Customers can then explore that range, while sales staff use the same visual language to explain options and develop a proposal.
Yes, the customer journey can let visitors explore the sunroom models, dimensions and options your business makes available. The choices are tied to your product range rather than an unrestricted architectural drawing tool. This page shows original views of one 3D sunroom model; book a demo to discuss the interactive journey for your catalogue.
Related enclosed systems can be scoped into the product range. Sunroom, conservatory, glass room and patio enclosure are used differently across markets, so the important starting point is your actual construction system: roof, glazing, supports, panels and openings. We map those components and their permitted combinations rather than treating every name as an identical product.
Yes. The implementation is shaped around your models, size rules, product references and finish library. Existing drawings and 3D files help define the geometry; suitable web assets and option mappings are then prepared for the experience. The eight screenshots here demonstrate a supplied model, rather than the full range of possible sunroom systems.
Roof options can be included when they are supported by your catalogue and modelled as part of the project. Each roof system needs its own valid dimensions, components and dependencies. The sunroom pictured on this page has a solid roof; a glass-roof option would need the relevant product data and 3D assets.
The commercial journey can be configured for visible pricing, an estimate or a quote request. A calculated price requires your price data and agreed rules for the selected product and options. Costs that depend on the site, delivery or installation can be reviewed separately before your team issues a final proposal.
Yes. A branded sunroom configurator can be planned for your existing website, with an entry point from relevant product pages. During scoping we agree the presentation, mobile behavior, enquiry fields and destination for the request. CRM or other system connections are defined as part of the integration scope.
The buying journey should be prepared and tested for the phones, tablets and desktop browsers your customers use. That includes readable controls, touch targets and optimized 3D assets. Device testing is part of the agreed implementation, because performance depends on the complexity of your product models and the experience being delivered.
No. A visual configuration helps explain the proposed product and capture the customer’s choices. Site measurements, foundations, structural requirements and any applicable approvals still need the appropriate review. Your workflow can make that review part of the handoff before an order is finalized.
The main factors are the number of product families, the condition of your 3D assets and product data, the complexity of configuration and pricing rules, and the required languages and integrations. Share a representative model and quotation example with us; we can then discuss a defined scope, price and timeline.
YOUR SUNROOMS. YOUR SALES PROCESS.
Show us your range. Let’s turn it into a buying experience that feels as considered as your products.
