Commercial Spaces & Project Systems

For fixture manufacturers, commercial brands, project suppliers and stores

Sell commercial fixtures in groups with Modular Configurator.

Use Modular Configurator for base units, extensions and accessories, then the Configurator for variants of a showcase or counter. Give purchasing and sales specific variants, quantities and samples to discuss, with Shopify cart handoff for standard products.

  • See a display arrangement beyond a single shelf
  • Understand base units, extensions and separate accessories
  • Give sample reviews and store assembly shared information
Illustrative scene with showcases, shelving and commercial fixtures
Illustrative industry scene · Display shelving · Showcases · Checkout counters · Standard store units · Display accessories
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Define the product arrangement and choose each variant

Modular Configurator identifies what belongs in the arrangement. The Configurator selects the variant of one item. Move catalog presentations toward defined purchasing scope and sample versions.

Add the right products for further needs

Add material presentation, product selection, explanations or instruction to support further sales and handover needs.

3D Product Manual

Explain display functions at the relevant parts

How it supports project sales

Help purchasers understand range differences through shelves, doors and storage, giving dealers a shareable manual for explaining price and use.

What purchasers and store teams can explore

Use exploded views, dimension labels and prepared motion to explain shelves, doors, light locations and storage, with load data taken from manufacturer documentation.

Capabilities used

  • Features and dimensions
  • Structure and action explanations
3D Assembly Guide

Give store teams clear component and assembly guidance

How it supports project sales

Carry sample explanations into assembly training across stores with consistent, revisitable component and step guidance for handover.

What purchasers and store teams can explore

Explain uprights, back panels, shelves and display accessories through manufacturer-approved orientation and assembly steps.

Capabilities used

  • Steps and instructions
  • Animation and part visibility
  • Controlled teaching progress
Volume purchasing and business integration

Connect purchasing combinations to project quotes and orders

Standard purchasing retains variants and quantities. Choose services when rollout projects need volume pricing, manufacturing materials or existing ordering-system handoff.

Quote & Realtime BOM

Store rollouts: assess quotes and materials by quantity and process

How it supports the business

Extend a standard product arrangement into a reviewable project quote. Confirm approval, versions and manufacturing material output against supplier documentation.

When and how to use the service

Use Quote & Realtime BOM to assess project pricing and BOM mappings against supplier-provided volume prices, quantity discounts, process requirements and manufacturing materials.

Assessment inputs and delivery scope

Provide pricing rules, quantity conditions, processes and sample BOMs; deliver agreed pricing, material mapping and acceptance.

Capabilities used

  • Pricing rule assessment
  • Manufacturing BOM mapping
  • Approval and system handoff
Integrations & API

Purchasing orders: hand the selected list to existing systems

How it supports the business

Keep purchasing and sales working from the same product arrangement for quantity and delivery confirmation, reducing repeated catalog entry.

When and how to use the service

Assess Integrations & API to pass fixture, extension and accessory variants and quantities to an existing purchasing inquiry or ordering flow, using the target system’s interfaces and workflow.

Assessment inputs and delivery scope

Provide ordering pages, product fields and receiving interfaces; deliver the agreed integration and acceptance checks.

Capabilities used

  • Business integration projects
From a sample store to volume purchasing

Project revisions often start with unclear product relationships

Commercial fixtures involve range appearance, grouped purchasing and store execution.

The catalog shows items; the buyer needs a set

Base units, extensions, shelves and end accessories each have separate names. Buyers struggle to picture the arrangement, so sales create additional combination images.

A sample finish changes, but coordination is still unclear

Showcases, counters and display units can have different offered variants within a range. Separate small images make overall coordination hard to judge.

The sample is agreed, but store assembly needs more explanation

Component orientation, shelf mounting points and accessory positions remain in flat instructions, prompting more questions during store handover.

Example: shelving for a store rollout

From sample review to store handover

Agree on a standard product arrangement, then have the supplier review project quantities and delivery requirements against store drawings.

  1. 01

    Review the sample arrangement

    Explore base units, extensions, display accessories and offered appearance variants.

  2. 02

    Review the purchasing scope

    Identify individual products and variants; sales confirm project quantities, packaging and supply arrangements.

  3. 03

    Stores review assembly guidance

    Review approved orientation and connection steps alongside site conditions.

Standard retail and store rollouts

Sell standard units online, discuss rollouts as projects

Grouped cart purchasing and multi-store delivery need different follow-up.

Shopify shelving, showcase and fixture stores

Connect combinations of separate products to the cart

For standard shelving, showcases and accessories with clear specifications. Buyers explore the arrangement and add product variants and quantities. The store separately explains project shipping and installation requirements.

Fixture manufacturers, brands and project suppliers

For sample reviews, dealer presentations and store training

Share a standard product arrangement with rollout buyers, designers and dealers to discuss the sample before confirming volume requirements. Standalone links support discussions without purchasing.

Present combinations of standard products and accessories. Suppliers confirm store dimensions, aisles, loads, project quantities and volume delivery using drawings and site conditions.

Discuss commercial fixture products and services

Bring a sample arrangement and scope software and services

Bring base units, extensions, accessories and variants. Scope modular configuration and product explanation tools, then assess volume quoting and ordering integration for a corresponding content and service quote.