Configure One makes complex product configurations simple to quote, so your team is ready to sell the day new products launch. Start selling while your competitors are still building their quotes.
Manufacturing configuration is categorically different from any other quoting problem. Your products have hundreds of interdependent options. A single misconfiguration can trigger a return, rework, or a lost customer.
Our AI-assisted setup loads your product rules and pricing logic in a fraction of that time. Integrity Pump & Motor built a complete new product configuration in 2.5 days. Four customer orders followed immediately.
Distributors and resellers configure and quote your full portfolio accurately, without calling your team, allowing your channel to scale without adding to headcount.
“A new stainless oil tube configuration was built in 2.5 days. Four customer orders followed immediately.”
Increase in orders per month, zero configuration errors
Reduction in quote turnaround time, 72% fewer product returns
Revenue growth, no added headcount
Most CPQ tools are built for simple product catalogs and retrofitted to handle manufacturing complexity. Configure One is built for the reality of mid-market manufacturing: products with hundreds of interdependent options, engineered-to-order specifications, and channel structures that vary by partner type and geography.
It integrates with your existing ERP and CRM, including NetSuite and Salesforce, so the intelligence you build in Configure One flows through the systems your sales teams already use. Configuration becomes part of the sales motion, not a step that precedes it.
Configure One will map your configuration complexity to our platform, show you what’s achievable in your first 90 days, and quantify the revenue impact of getting more of your portfolio in front of buyers.
Your full catalog. Your next revenue opportunity.
CPQ stands for configure, price, quote. It is software that allows sales teams to configure complex products, calculate accurate pricing, and generate quotes automatically, without requiring engineering involvement in every transaction. Manufacturers need CPQ because their products involve hundreds of interdependent options, engineered-to-order specifications, and pricing logic is too complex for spreadsheets or manual processes. Without CPQ, quoting accuracy depends on who is available at the time. With CPQ, that knowledge lives in a system that any seller can use.