Connect 3D product experiences to your store and website.
Configure products in one workspace and reach customers through storefronts, website embeds or standalone links. Five capabilities share configuration and runtime, with additional business integration assessed per project.
Initial priority: II3D Configuration 3D&AR. Other e-commerce platforms are also in the development plan. Availability follows development and validation for each entry.
ONE CONFIGURATION
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Configure in one workspace
Manage products, models, materials, options and explanations, then choose the 3D capability.
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Manage one published version
Use the same configuration and asset versions across channels to reduce repeated maintenance.
- 03
Deliver through different entries
Storefronts handle purchases, websites retain existing workflows, and standalone links support presentation and sharing.
Choose a connection for your use case.
Start with your storefront, brand website, customer sharing or business workflow to understand scope, purchase handoff and availability.
E-commerce platforms
Connect 3D experiences to product pages, variants and carts. Availability follows development and validation for each platform.
For brands and merchants with an online store
Purchases handled by the storefront
Explore integration scope
Website embedding
Add configuration, manuals, swatches or assembly experiences to an existing website while retaining its structure and brand content.
For brand websites and teams with developers
Purchase or inquiry flows scoped per project
Explore integration scope
Standalone links & catalogs
Publish an experience as a standalone page, or use a product-manual catalog as the browsing entry, then share it with customers and partners.
For sales, dealers and brands without a store
Display and interaction without checkout
Explore integration scope
Custom business integrations
Assess fields, interfaces and delivery boundaries for product data, configuration summaries and order context in your existing systems.
For enterprises with workflows across systems
Handled by existing commerce and fulfilment systems
Explore integration scope
Five capabilities across different entries.
Choose the display and interaction your product needs, then select a publishing channel. Page containers and purchase flows adapt to the channel while core configuration and runtime are shared.
3D Configurator
Switch SKUs within one product and view the corresponding materials and visible parts.
Modular Configurator
Combine products and accessories while preserving each variant and quantity.
3D Product Manual
Explain exploded views, features, dimensions and effects, with an optional catalog entry template.
3D Digital Color Swatches
Replace designated materials in a fixed scene or object according to the selected product.
3D Assembly Guide
Use prepared animations and steps to explain assembly, disassembly, use and supporting information.
Configure once, publish and maintain by channel.
One configuration and version connect multiple entries. The storefront confirms product pricing, inventory and orders. Standalone URLs retain display and interaction without checkout.
- 01
Configure in one workspace
Manage products, models, materials, options and explanations, then choose the 3D capability.
- 02
Manage one published version
Use the same configuration and asset versions across channels to reduce repeated maintenance.
- 03
Deliver through different entries
Storefronts handle purchases, websites retain existing workflows, and standalone links support presentation and sharing.
Start with your platform and products.
Tell us which capability you want to place where, and the business actions to connect. We can then discuss integration, preparation and project scope.
contact@ii3d.com
Useful information to prepare
- Target platform and page placement
- Products, SKUs and accessory relationships
- Models, materials and explanation assets
- The purchase or inquiry flow to connect
Developer resources cover interfaces and technical integration. ERP, CRM, manufacturing BOMs, additional commerce and fulfilment, and deployment requirements are assessed as custom work.