One CPQ demo a day
Working configurators, not videos of them. Each one runs on a real constraint solver with a language model in front of it, and each one ends in a priced proposal. One product is open at a time and the next one takes over at noon. No login, nothing ordered.
Hooklift
A hooklift truck: chassis, hooklift, hydraulics and controls.
Configure a hooklift truck in plain language, with the real product rules holding every choice together and a priced proposal at the end.
Read what to look for in today's demo
The next products in the rotation
- Tuesday 29 SeptemberGreenhouse
A commercial greenhouse project, priced per hectare.
Demo byMagnus Fasth, Co-founder & Advisor
Each one opens at 12:00 Central European Time on its day, on the same page as today's demo.
Why one demo a day
More and more manufacturers are putting their product knowledge online, often in a simplified version: what can be combined, what it costs, and what a dealer or a customer can order without calling the factory. Each demo here shows what that looks like for one kind of product. We open one at a time and rotate through them, a new one every day at 12:00 Central European Time, so a visitor who comes back tomorrow gets to try a different product. Every demo comes back around.
Every demo runs the same way. A language model talks with you and reasons about what you need. A constraint solver holds the product rules and decides what can be built. That split is what makes them trustworthy: the model is free to talk, the solver never lets an impossible configuration through. We wrote more about the idea in Mobile CPQ and self-service and about where the rules come from in our guide to the CPQ configurator.
Where these come from
cpq.se is a Tacton reseller and implementation partner, and we work with sailsrep.ai as a reasoning layer on top of Tacton CPQ. That is how SWIFT Home Lifts runs it today, and how HMF Cranes is rolling it out to their dealers. The demos are built on the same platform, with demo products and demo prices.
Want one for your product?
Book a meeting and bring one product family and a rough count of its options. That is enough for us to tell you how long it would take to get a demo like these running on your own catalogue.