Configuration on rails
Product rules, compatibilities, and constraints live in the engine — it cannot produce a configuration you can’t build or a price you can’t honor.
Configure Price Quote (CPQ)
Complex products, configured valid, priced right, quoted in minutes — from a described need, not a hundred clicks. Built for make-, assemble-, configure-, and engineer-to-order manufacturers, and any business whose offers carry rules and dependencies.
You know this quote. It took four days, three people, and it’s still wrong.
Configuration lives in two experts’ heads. Pricing lives in a spreadsheet with a version problem. Classic CPQ just moved the clicking into nicer screens.
40-station assembly line. Mixed voltage across the plant. Needs to run by Q3.
The voltage constraint caught, the compatible controllers selected, the line sized and priced — a valid quote, out of the box.
Other stacks get there too — after your team models the reasoning, builds the qualification logic, and maintains it.
What the CPQ does
Product rules, compatibilities, and constraints live in the engine — it cannot produce a configuration you can’t build or a price you can’t honor.
List, tiered, contracted, and negotiated pricing resolved from one source — no re-keying, no drift between the quote, the contract, and the invoice.
Pricing and discount policy described in plain language, reviewed, approved, applied to live rules. No release cycle between the decision and the field.
Branded, accurate, and traceable to the pricing it came from.
The engine that validates your configuration is the same one that runs your contracts, billing, and storefront — so a Genesis quote doesn’t drift on its way to becoming revenue. Start with CPQ; the rest is already under it.
Trusted by teams that run on it
One expensive quoting pain. Live in weeks. Expand when it’s proven.