See how leading brands use Simplio3D to transform their product experience and drive results.
Evergreen Shutters Ltd needed accurate visuals for thousands of shutter variations inside their own quoting platform. Instead of building a 3D engine, they integrated the Simplio3D API and returned a generated 3D view with every quote.
Iberica Stone wanted customers to explore every customisation option on a premium stone table before buying. On the Starter plan they launched a 3D table builder with AR and quote requests.
Fill it Forward wanted customers to personalise reusable water bottles online, and the resulting orders to flow into the ERP they already ran. A Pro account and the open API covered both.
Thermogreen AG needed a configurator that pulled real-time pricing from their Mendix ERP while the customer designed a glass roof terrace — plus a second interface for sales staff quoting on site.
Morph Bricks needed a configurator where customers could build walls, meeting rooms and tiered seating from eight brick types — and get a PDF instruction manual for the design they submitted.
A Polish knitting factory needed a 3D sock configurator with fabric colours, customer artwork upload, shareable projects and multi-language support across three markets.
One of the largest US manufacturers of boat seating needed a configurator for pontoon renovation projects — in two versions, working on browsers and tablets, and integrated with Shopify.
A 50-year-old manufacturer of hospital procedure carts needed customers to configure drawers, colours and locking systems online, then download a PDF specification and request a formal quote.
These span 2018 to 2025 and range from a 2D deck planner to an API that returns a rendered shutter into a quoting system. Each one records what the client asked for and what was built.
| Client | Industry | What was built |
|---|---|---|
| Evergreen Shutters | Building products | Simplio3D API called from an internal quoting system, returning a 3D shutter view with every quote |
| Iberica Stone | Furniture | Stone table configurator with slab, shape, dimension and leg options, plus AR and quote requests |
| Fill it Forward | Consumer goods | Water bottle builder with logo upload and tiered pricing, wired into an ERP through the open API |
| Thermogreen AG | Building products | Glass roof terrace configurator with a custom UI and live pricing pulled from a Mendix ERP |
| Morph Bricks | Building products | Modular assembly from eight brick types, generating a PDF build manual per project |
| SocksFactory | Apparel | Multi-language sock configurator with customer artwork upload and Stripe/PayPal checkout |
| The Wise Company | Marine | 2D pontoon deck designer distributed to dealers, integrated with Shopify |
| Waterloo Healthcare | Healthcare | Hospital cart configurator with drag-to-rearrange drawers and PDF specification output |
Every one of these products has an option space too large to photograph. That is the condition that makes a configurator worth building.
A configuration that cannot be manufactured is worse than no configuration. Conditional logic is what makes the resulting quote trustworthy.
Most of these connect to something already running — a quoting platform, an ERP, a storefront. The 3D is rarely the hard part.
If you are scoping something similar, how a product configurator gets built walks through the decisions in the order they matter. For the industry pages, start with building products, furniture or fashion and apparel — or browse all industries.
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