3D Product Configurator for Every Physical Product
From swapping colours to augmented reality
One configurator for every product
A 3D product configurator isn’t limited to any single kind of product. The same underlying product configuration works for a table configurator, a sofa configurator, an outdoor kitchen configurator, a bathroom and sanitary configurator or a machine configurator, each with its own shapes, materials and technical options. Whatever the product, customers configure it in 3D and see the result immediately, before they ever place an order.
Four ways to configure a product
Which configurator type fits best depends on the product itself, not the industry it’s sold in. These four types cover most products, from simple to highly complex.
How a 3D product configurator comes together
Setting one up takes the same steps regardless of the product, from 3D model to a working integration.
Supply an existing 3D model, or have one designed based on a technical drawing, photos, or from scratch.
In the Vulp dashboard, set up colours, materials, modules and other options per product, however many variants it has.
Add the configurator with a single snippet of code, in a webshop, on a website, or in a showroom app.
Read out which choices a customer makes through the Vulp API, and connect them to your order process or PIM system.
Built for the industries behind those products
The same configurator already runs in furniture, where sofas and cabinets need colour, material and module choices; in machinery, where technical variants and dimensions matter as much as appearance; and in home and garden, where outdoor kitchens and sanitaryware combine both. Once a product is set up in the Vulp dashboard, it works the same way everywhere: on a webshop product page, a dedicated landing page, or a tablet in a showroom.