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Modules

Add what your sales and service need.

Every module solves one problem we see at equipment suppliers. Each has its own fixed price and date in a written offer, and you add it when you need it, not before.

01More enquiries

Buyers find the right product and ask for a quote.

  • Included in Grow

    Quote cart

    Buyers add several products with quantities and send one request. Your sales team gets codes and quantities instead of a vague email.

    Example

    A buyer from Slovenia adds a robot arm, two grippers and a sensor. Sales receives one request with three codes, ready to quote.

  • Included in Grow

    Catalogue with filters and datasheets

    Search and filter by specification, with a datasheet to download on every product.

    Example

    An engineer filters robots by payload and reach and downloads the datasheets for two models in a minute.

  • Product configurator

    Buyers choose the parameters and get the right model, with the quote request already filled in.

    Example

    A buyer picks reach, payload and gripper type. The configurator suggests a model and sends the configuration with the request.

  • Return-on-investment calculator

    Buyers enter their own numbers and see how long the equipment takes to pay off.

    Example

    A plant enters its shifts and labour costs and sees the payback of a robot cell in months, ready to show the director.

  • Product assistant

    Answers technical questions from your own datasheets and manuals, also outside working hours, and passes on a quote request.

    Example

    At 22:00 a visitor asks which extinguisher suits a room with electrical equipment. The assistant answers from your datasheets and offers a quote request.

  • Translations for the region and the EU

    Your site, catalogue and documents in the languages of the markets you sell to.

    Example

    German and Italian added before a trade fair, with local contact details.

  • Application and industry pages

    Pages written for how buyers search: by application or industry, not by product code.

    Example

    Pages such as “Robotic palletising” or “Fire safety equipment for hotels”. Buyers search this way, and competitors rarely have such pages.

  • Product photos, 3D and video

    Product photography, 3D views and short videos for the catalogue, through partners we trust.

    Example

    A photographer shoots 30 products for the catalogue, so every product page has real photos.

Try the quote cart and filters in our demo catalogue
02Less manual work

Orders and enquiries that don't need a phone call.

  • B2B portal for regular customers

    Business customers log in and see their own prices, past orders and one-click reorders.

    Example

    A fire brigade logs in, sees its agreed prices and repeats last year's order of hoses and extinguishers in one click.

  • Spare parts by serial number

    Customers enter a serial number or model and see exactly which parts fit.

    Example

    A maintenance technician enters the robot's serial number and orders the replacement gripper without calling sales.

  • ERP connection

    Stock, prices and orders sync between the site and your business software, without manual updates.

    Example

    When the warehouse sells the last unit, the site shows “delivery in 2 weeks” on its own.

  • Automatic follow-up

    A short series of emails after an enquiry or a sent offer, and a reminder for your sales team.

    Example

    Three days after an offer the buyer gets a short reminder with a case study. A week later sales gets a note to call.

  • Enquiry and sales overview

    One page with the numbers that matter: visits, enquiries, offers and closed deals.

    Example

    Every Monday the director sees how many enquiries came in, from which pages and which countries.

03Service and after-sales

Customers come back for service, parts and manuals.

  • Service reminders

    A record of equipment per customer, automatic service reminders and online booking of a service date.

    Example

    A hotel buys 40 extinguishers. A month before service is due it gets an email to pick a date, and a QR sticker on each one shows its service history.

  • Digital manuals

    A QR code on the machine opens the manual for that model and serial number, in several languages and with versions.

    Example

    A customer in Austria scans the QR code on a robot and opens the German manual for exactly their model and version.

How modules work.

  • A fixed price for each

    Every module comes with its own written offer: scope, fixed price and date, before any work starts.

  • Add it when you need it

    Start with a package and add modules later, when the numbers show what's worth doing next.

  • We'll say what you don't need

    If a module won't pay off for you yet, we tell you. A B2B portal makes no sense with five regular customers.

Not sure which modules you need?

That's what the free digital review is for. We look at how you sell today and tell you what would make the biggest difference.

Book a free digital review

One new project starts each month. Next open start: 1 January 2027.