Expivi's 3D product configurator software

Yes. A 3D product configurator is built to handle complex product configurations with dependencies, constraints, modular setups, and rule-based product logic. This means customers can only select valid combinations, while options dynamically change based on previous choices.

For example, when customers select materials, sizes, components, colors, or add-ons, the configurator automatically adjusts what is possible. This prevents incorrect orders before they happen and makes even highly configurable products easier to sell online.

• Only valid product combinations are shown
• Options update dynamically based on user selections
• Technical, modular, or made-to-order products become easier to configure
• Sales teams spend less time manually checking configurations

For advanced pricing logic, this can be combined with Visual CPQ software to keep both configuration and pricing accurate throughout the buying process.

Yes. Expivi integrates with major eCommerce, CRM, ERP, and custom platforms, allowing you to add 3D product configuration and CPQ functionality without rebuilding your entire tech stack.

Expivi currently highlights integrations for:

Once integrated, product data, pricing, configurations, and order information can synchronize between your storefront and backend systems. This makes Expivi suitable for both traditional eCommerce setups and more flexible headless or custom commerce architectures.

• Configurations can be added directly to the cart or sales workflow
• Product, pricing, and order data can be synchronized
• Quotes and production-ready output can be generated automatically
• Existing systems can stay in place while adding 3D configuration and Visual CPQ

View all available options on the Expivi integrations page.

Yes. Real-time pricing is one of the core advantages of a modern 3D product configurator. Instead of showing static prices or requiring manual quote requests, customers immediately see how their choices affect the total price.

This is especially valuable for configurable products with complex pricing rules, such as different materials, dimensions, components, add-ons, discounts, or volume-based pricing.

1. The customer selects product options
2. Pricing rules are applied in real time
3. The total price updates instantly
4. A complete configuration and quote can be generated

When combined with Visual CPQ, users can configure products, see pricing updates instantly, and generate accurate quotes within a single workflow. This reduces manual quoting, prevents pricing errors, and helps customers make faster buying decisions.

Yes. A 3D configurator can be used for on-demand and made-to-order production by turning customer selections into structured order data. This makes it possible to scale product personalization without adding unnecessary manual work.

Instead of manually interpreting orders, teams can work from validated configurations that are directly connected to pricing, order processing, and production workflows.

This is particularly powerful for businesses that sell configurable, personalized, or made-to-order products. For products that require printable or production-ready output, Expivi can also be extended with Design to Print workflows.

A 3D configurator can integrate with the systems that power your commerce, sales, product data, and production workflows. This means the configurator does not operate in isolation, but becomes part of your wider digital ecosystem.

Typical integration categories include:

• eCommerce platforms such as Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, Shopware, and Sana Commerce
• CRM and commerce environments such as Salesforce
• ERP and enterprise commerce systems such as SAP Commerce Cloud
• Custom platforms, dealer portals, ERP, or PIM systems through the Expivi API

This creates a connected workflow from product configuration to pricing, quoting, order management, and production. It also helps keep product information, pricing logic, and order data consistent across channels.

Explore the full integration overview.

In most cases, yes. A 3D configurator is especially suitable for industries where products involve variation, customization, technical rules, or complex buying decisions.

Industries where 3D configurators often deliver the most impact include:

• Furniture and interior products
• Manufacturing and industrial products
• Fashion and jewelry
• Sporting goods
• Mobility and automotive
• Print and packaging
• Construction
• Ecommerce

If your customers need to choose, customize, visualize, or validate products before buying, a 3D product configurator can add immediate value. It helps reduce uncertainty, improve product understanding, and make complex products easier to sell online or through sales teams.

View real-world examples on the Expivi customer cases page.

A 3D product configurator improves the customer experience by making products interactive, visual, and easier to understand. Instead of relying on static images, customers can explore, customize, and visualize products in real time.

This creates a more engaging buying experience and helps customers feel confident about what they are purchasing.

• Customers can rotate, zoom, and inspect products from every angle
• They instantly see the impact of their choices
• They better understand materials, colors, dimensions, and features
• They can configure products without relying on manual sales support

This level of interactive product visualization helps reduce hesitation, keeps users engaged longer, and can improve conversion rates. It is especially valuable in eCommerce environments where customers cannot physically see or touch the product before buying.

Learn more about Expivi for eCommerce.

Yes. A 3D configurator is one of the most effective ways to offer personalized and customizable products at scale. Customers can build their own product by selecting options such as materials, colors, sizes, dimensions, finishes, components, logos, or custom designs within a guided interface.

Typical customization options include:

Because everything is validated in real time, customers can only create valid configurations. This enables full product personalization while reducing errors and keeping the buying process simple.

This approach allows businesses to move from selling fixed products to offering configurable, made-to-order, or mass-customized products without increasing operational complexity. For printable or artwork-based products, this can be extended with Design to Print functionality.