WEBTOCAD

For manufacturers, distributors & fabrication teams

Web-Based
3D Configurators for Framing Systems

Turn custom requests into quote-ready 3D designs with your catalog, rules, BOMs, and cut lists built in.

White-label readyCatalog-rule validationCustom catalogNo CAD installBOM / cut listsERP / e-commerce ready
WebToCad 3D configurator — Box Creator

Manual quoting workflow

Custom projects should not start with sketches,
emails, and quote revisions

When customers cannot configure your system online, your sales and engineering teams become the configurator.

Unclear request

Customer sends a sketch, screenshot, or vague requirement.

001.

Manual rebuild

Your team has to recreate the structure before quoting.

002.

Manual compatibility check

Connectors, cuts, accessories, and catalog rules are checked manually.

003.

Quote iterations

Every design change creates another quote iteration.

004.

Order risk

BOM, cut list, or processing mistakes can delay production.

005.

Fact

Companies usually start looking for a configurator when manual quoting slows down sales, competitors offer self-service configuration, or e-commerce becomes a priority.

Before / After

Turn manual quoting loops into a guided 3D configuration workflow

WEBTOCAD turns your catalog, connection rules, pricing, and manufacturing logic into a custom browser-based configurator for customers, sales teams, or internal engineering workflows.

  • Sketch
  • Email
  • Manual quote
  • Technical review
  • Revised quote
  • Another email

Next

Delayed order

Before
Result:

Slower response, more manual work, higher chance of miscommunication.

  • Design in browser
  • Catalog rules
  • Guide the build
  • Generate BOMs and cut lists
  • Revised quote

Next

Submit for quote, review, or order

After
Result:

Structured requirements, fewer quote iterations, clearer handoff to production.

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Product preview

Watch how users select components, build a custom structure, apply catalog rules, and generate quote-ready outputs — all inside the browser.

What You'll See in the Preview:

  • Choose a product system
  • Select profiles, panels, or accessories
  • Use snapping and mounting points
  • Apply catalog/manufacturing rules
  • Auto-select compatible connectors and accessories
  • Generate BOM, cut list, STEP/PDF/CSV
  • Submit for quote, review, or order

Capabilities

From custom idea to quote-ready design

Catalog & Rules

001.

Real parts → Pricing → Constraints

3D Editor

002.

Browser design → Snapping

Outputs

003.

BOMs → Cut lists → Exports

Integrations

004.

ERP → Quoting → E-commerce

Browser-based 3D editor

Design configurable structures directly in the browser—no CAD software installation required.

Catalog-rule validation

Guide users with built-in catalog rules and prevent invalid product combinations.

Manufacturing outputs

Generate structured outputs for quoting, review, and production.

BOMsCut listsDrawingsSTEP/PDF/CSVQuote requests

Your product catalog

Configure designs using your actual parts, profiles, panels, accessories, and product options.

Workflow integrations & deployment

Connect WEBTOCAD to your existing tools and launch it as a white-label configurator.

ERPE-commerceQuoting toolsAPIsApprovalsWhite-label

Design review handoff

Share a clear 3D design with specialists for review—no sketches or screenshots required.

Use cases

Built for companies that sell
configurable systems —
not just raw profile stock.

If your customers or sales team need to configure assemblies using your product catalog, WEBTOCAD can be tailored to fit your workflow.

T-Slot Systems

001.

Modular workbenches, machine frames, guards, and industrial workstations.

T-Slot Systems

Pipe & Joint Systems

002.

Carts, racks, flow racks, workstations, and material-handling structures.

Pipe & Joint Systems

Welded Steel Profiles

003.

Welded frames, steel tube structures, and fabrication workflows.

Welded Steel Profiles

Wood Framing

004.

Wall frames, timber structures, and configurable building components.

Wood Framing

OEM & Automation Applications

005.

Repeatable configurable structures for cells, guarding, frames, fixtures, and supports.

OEM & Automation Applications
Not a fit

Not designed for raw profile stock sellers, standalone e-commerce resellers, B2C DIY marketplaces, or generic CAD users.

Implementation

How your catalog becomes a working configurator

We map your product data, rules, pricing logic, and manufacturing constraints into a browser-based workflow your team can review before launch.

Catalog intake

001.

CAD models, parts, pricing, and processing rules.

Rule mapping

002.

Connection rules, constraints, defaults, and catalog logic.

Design a structure

003.

Users create a complete 3D structure using your catalog, with product rules applied automatically

Technical review

004.

Your team checks BOMs, pricing, cuts, and edge cases.

Launch & iterate

005.

Connect quote/order workflow, collect feedback, expand coverage.

Create, review & refine designs

006.
Create, review & refine designs

What we typically need from your team

  • Product catalog
  • CAD models
  • Connection rules
  • Pricing logic
  • Manufacturing constraints
  • Technical review

Built for real workflows

Built around real-world framing workflows

We turn your product data, configuration rules, pricing logic, and manufacturing constraints into a browser-based configurator your team can review before launch.

Catalog-driven

Built around actual parts, profiles, accessories, rules, and output requirements.

Technically reviewed

Your team reviews BOMs, pricing logic, cut data, and manufacturing rules before launch.

Tailored to your workflow

Configured for your catalog, required outputs, integrations, and intended users — whether customers or internal teams.

Alternative use case

Shared catalogs for standardized materials

For wood framing and welded steel, many materials and components follow common dimensions and specifications. We’re exploring a shared-catalog model where one design can combine equivalent products from multiple suppliers, with sourcing information carried through to the BOM.

Suppliers could also add compatible products to the shared catalog

Best suited to standardized, interchangeable products rather than proprietary product ecosystems.

Wood FramingWelded SteelMulti-supplier BOM

How it works

How it works

A single design can combine materials and components from multiple suppliers

Supplier[ A ]

Lumber

Supplier[ B ]

Steel tubing

Supplier[ C ]

Hinges, wheels, hardware

One supplier-independent design
Supplier-aware BOM
  • Profiles
  • Hinges
  • Wheels
  • Hardware

Request a demo

Request a demo — see how your catalog could become a working 3D configurator.

In the demo, we will show:

  • A working 3D editor, not a static preview
  • Profile and component selection workflow
  • Snapping, mounting points, and assembly behavior
  • Catalog-rule validation and manufacturing logic
  • BOMs, cut lists, and STEP/PDF/CSV export generation
  • How your catalog could be implemented
  • Integration options for ERP, e-commerce, quoting, or review workflows

Request your demo

We'll review your use case and respond within 24 business hours.

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FAQ

Questions prospective customers may have before requesting a demo

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Let customers configure custom products online — on their own.

Turn your catalog and manufacturing rules into a guided 3D workflow — from browser-based design to BOMs, cut lists, quote requests, and order-ready outputs.

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