Appius-Configurator

Appius-Configurator - a tool for better and efficient organization of trade in goods that can be supplied with a variety of options and options, including trade in technically complex equipment.

The basis of the Appius-Configurator system is product models created for use as templates, defining the calculation method and variables: size, color, materials, etc.

Configurable products are those products that come with a variety of options and options.

Appius-Configurator allows:

• Sales managers configure products in real-time without the knowledge of everyone. Technological relationships between materials and components.
• Increase the effectiveness of interaction between production, sales and purchases.
• Sleek and accurately configure the ordered products.
• Create flexible product models with an easy-to-use interface.
• To improve the relationship between customers and suppliers through the ability to order and configure their own products.
• Expand the ability to configure products for customers and suppliers by using the Internet.

Features of the Appius-Configurator system:

• Integration with the sales management module, as well as with the regulatory production system 1C: Enterprise 8.
• Simulation of products of any complexity.
• Create an item configuration based on a unique sales order.
• Automatic generation of the user interface in accordance with the product model settings.
• The possibility of forming a production order for a configured nomenclature.
• Reuse of previously ordered configurations.
• The user specifies additional information in external documents.
• Operative price calculation depending on the configuration chosen by the user.
• Transformation of complex product structures into simple and convenient interfaces.
• Integration with the system "1C: PDM Engineering data management."

Benefits of using the Appius-Configurator system:

• Improving the planning process by reducing the number of delays in order fulfillment and reducing re-work.
• Reducing production costs.
• Maneuvering resources.
• Minimum manual input.
• Reducing the volume of work in progress and stocks of finished products.