Wabric CPQ and PIM software Overview

Wabric is CPQ and PIM software for manufacturers of complex, configurable products. Buyers, sales teams and partners configure products in the browser on a parametric 3D model with real engineering rules. One confirmed configuration can produce a priced quote with a bill of materials, production drawings, a BIM file and a structured product record.

If every quote at your company waits for an engineer to draw it first, you know how slow that gets. In Wabric, the 3D model that prices the order also makes the production drawings, so nobody draws the same product twice.

Who uses Wabric?

Wabric has live customers across Europe and is built for manufacturers of:

It’s a good fit if your engineers spend more of their week on quotes than on engineering.

What one configuration gives you?

When a customer confirms a configuration, Wabric creates:

An itemised PDF quote
A full bill of materials (BOM)
Production drawings (DWG or DXF) for the factory
A 3D view of the exact product the customer is ordering
A project-ready BIM object (IFC) for Revit and Archicad

All of it comes from the same configuration, which is why the quote matches what the factory builds.

How Wabric is different from other CPQ tools?

Many CPQ tools are built around pricing rules and leave the drawings to a separate CAD system and licence. In Wabric, the drawings and the BIM object come straight from the model that priced the order. Wabric is an alternative to Tacton, Configit, and HiveCPQ for manufacturers that need engineering output, not just pricing logic.

It also runs in the browser, so your customers and dealers don’t need a CAD licence to use it.

Side-by-side comparisons: Wabric vs Tacton · Wabric vs Configit · Wabric vs HiveCPQ

Results from Wabric customers

Here’s what changed for some of the manufacturers using Wabric:

Saku Metall (garage doors): sales cycle down from 2 weeks to 2 hours, with 90-95% self-service
Innore (balcony railings): 80 hours of sales time saved every month, and orders go straight into the ERP
R-Fix (glass railings): 60% faster quoting and 80% less manual data entry
Wallenium (prefab focus rooms): customers design their own room in minutes, see it in live 3D, and get an automatic order PDF
ETS Nord (ventilation): sales engineers find the right silencer by its specs and send complete offers with drawings
Floorin (floors and interior finishes): priced visual proposals built from one product database, not rebuilt by hand from Excel

More stories, including roofing and solar projects, are on the customer stories page.

Modules and integrations

Wabric has 4 modules on one product database: CPQ, PIM, a Partner Portal where dealers get their own pricing and instant quotes, and an e-commerce storefront. It has native integrations with SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo, and Directo, connects to Salesforce CRM, and links other systems through its API.

Ready for CPR and the Digital Product Passport

The EU is moving from paper data sheets to digital product records. Most of the new Construction Products Regulation (CPR) has applied since January 2026, and the Digital Product Passport (DPP) is on its way. Wabric stores every configuration as structured, versioned product data, which means the DPP won’t become a separate compliance project.

Who builds Wabric

Wabric is built by Wenture, an ISO-certified software company from Estonia. Most of the team are engineers, and complicated product rules don’t scare them.

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