Sales
From calls and emails to configurations, quotes and orders. Connect your customers’ requests with engineering, pricing and production.
Features
Explore how product data, configuration, sales and costing fit together.
From calls and emails to configurations, quotes and orders. Connect your customers’ requests with engineering, pricing and production.
A parametric configurator connecting your customers’ choices with product rules, physical construction, drawings and bills of materials.
Manage products, materials, components, operations and rules as versioned data that drives configuration, visualization and costing.
Elevations and 3D views from the same spatial product model connect your customers’ choices with engineering, bills of materials and production data.
Connect construction, material consumption and operations to cost — and calculate sales prices with your pricing rules, discounts and visible margin.
Connect the validated construction with bills of materials, cutting dimensions and operations.
Production planning connects sales orders with batches, capacity and production orders. Keep track as work is allocated.
Machine data connects parts, cutting dimensions and operations with factory equipment. Integration starts with your actual machines.
See work in progress, time and material consumption linked to your orders and operations.
Compare estimated and actual time, consumption and cost. Find variances by order or batch and improve the basis for the next decision.
Purchasing starts with what the factory needs. The first application is glazing for windows and doors, followed by kitchen accessories, taps and appliances.
Internal logistics links production trolleys and buffers to the parts, finished units and orders you follow through production.
Pallet packing connects finished units with pallets, packing cards and deliveries — from the factory’s packing area to dispatch.
Delivery and dispatch connect delivery orders with transport schedules, routes and load planning, including partial deliveries.
Product data describes what you can supply. The configurator uses the rules to clarify choices and resolve the construction. Drawings and bills of materials show the consequences, giving different teams a common product foundation.
Choose an area above to explore its workflow and its connection to the wider platform.
Dimensions · components · joints · rules
See the product’s construction and placements.
Follow physical parts and quantities.
Connect materials and operations to cost.
Continue with the construction data.
An option affects both construction and economics. The cost basis combines materials, quantities and operations. Sales pricing adds your pricing strategy, discounts and visible margin, while quotations and orders preserve the accepted basis.
Sales can begin in the employee interface. The sales configurator and whitelabel integration extend the same product knowledge to your customers and dealers through self-service.
Production planning connects the released product to operations and production orders. MES records what happens on the factory floor, and actual costing compares the records with the estimate.
We work with you to identify where Tomstok’s modules fit and where integration with your existing systems is needed.
Purchasing starts by carrying glazing requirements from the production order through to ordering.
Talk to us about your product range and production requirements.