From what you need to what you receive
This is the route the store is designed to run. The catalogue, the search and the filters are working today. The rest is drawn and declared, step by step, so nobody mistakes a plan for a service.
Browse or search
Start from the family, or type the need and let the search narrow it. Filters work by family, by sector and by the kind of solution.
Ask for a quote
You send the request with what you have. A card marked as quoted means the price depends on your case, so it is answered in writing before anything starts.
The lead is sorted
Each request is filed by sector, service and the person who answers it, so nothing is left unattended. This part is designed and not yet running as software.
Quote, project, delivery
The quote becomes a project with its own deliverables, and the delivery arrives with its revision. Support afterwards is part of the same thread.
What each state promises
A card never pretends. What can be bought says so, what needs a quote says so, and what is still a demo says so.
Available and proven · 3
It is built, checked and can be bought or started today.
Quoted per case · 11
The price depends on your case. We look, then we quote in writing.
Demonstration · 2
There is a working demo you can open. It is not sold as an operating service yet.
Planned or in development · 58
It is defined and being built. It is not on sale yet.
Family with an empty shelf · 12
The family exists and its shelf is reserved. It says what we expect to add.
Buy it today, or ask for a quote
A card that can be bought takes you to the cart. A card that depends on your case takes you to a quote request. The two never look the same.
Search, filter, read the card
The catalogue is real and browsable. Every card states its state and where its price came from.
The cart and the checkout
The cart adds items and shows them so you can see the idea. It charges nothing and sends no order.
Real, simulated and pending, told apart
The catalogue, the families and subfamilies, the search, the filters, the five states and this explanation. It all runs in the browser, with no external service.
The cart, the checkout and the quote form. They are drawn to show the flow and they send nothing anywhere.
Payment gateway, customer accounts, automatic order handling and the lead sorting that assigns each request to a person. None of that is switched on.