3D modular and prefab building configurator software
Configurix connects modular homes, prefab buildings, ADUs, cabins and commercial units with approved plans, module combinations, exterior and interior packages, site questions, live pricing, proposals and reviewed project handoff in one guided 3D workflow.
Connected modular-building project
One project connects every module, option, price, proposal and review.
Modular building configuration software defined
A connected modular building configurator begins with the manufacturer's real models, module families, interfaces, plan variants, exterior options, interior packages and commercial rules. Every visible decision remains attached to one governed product and project state.
The same configuration can calculate a budget or proposal from modules, floor area, openings, packages, equipment, transport, crane, foundation, utilities, installation and visible allowances. A changed plan or finish updates the saved project instead of forcing sales to reconcile a renderer, spreadsheet and proposal template.
One governed catalogue can power a public website, dealer or builder portal, showroom and internal sales desk. Each channel receives the correct ranges, territories, price lists, margins, documents and actions while one project identity and revision history continue across teams.
The configurator does not by itself provide architecture, structural or foundation design, MEP coordination, fire or energy compliance, transport engineering, planning permission, permits, inspections, shop drawings or fabrication approval. It preserves the inputs, questions and evidence needed by the qualified people responsible for those decisions.
Interactive modular-building platform planner
A public ADU selector, partner home configurator and commercial modular programme need different rules, questions and release evidence. Use the planner to expose the right operating scope.
Recommended operating scope
Give dealers and builders the correct models, packages, territories, price lists, margins, freight zones and documents. Keep the selected modules, product options, site allowances, services and proposal on one project revision while technical and regulatory review remains open.
Persistent project record
Partner · territory · catalogue revision · configuration · quantities · price revision · freight · site allowances · proposal · approval state
Required release gates
The implementation follows the manufacturer's actual building ranges, module logic, packages, partner network, project questions and required outputs—not a generic house-colour visualizer.
Guide buyers through the actual building system and approved spatial choices.
Connect the visible envelope to real options, quantities and availability.
Make coordinated upgrades understandable without exposing invalid combinations.
Capture the questions that separate product fit from project feasibility.
Continue the configured building into the correct commercial context.
Preserve accepted identity when the project moves beyond sales.
One connected process
The customer, partner, salesperson, designer and operations team can continue the same project while each role owns the decisions it is qualified to make.
Choose the range
Select the building type, market, intended use and approved starting plan before exposing packages and project questions.
Configure the building
Change modules, plan variant, openings, exterior and interior packages while compatibility and availability rules stay active.
Build the proposal
Apply the correct account, price basis, transport, services, site assumptions, terms and revisioned document.
Review and release
Record commercial, site, design and compliance decisions before the accepted configuration moves to the next system.
Use this comparison to separate an attractive modular-home render from software that can govern ranges, modules, site questions, partner pricing, proposal revision and reviewed handoff.
| Decision | Generic prefab visualizer | Connected Configurix workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | A named house style | Stable range, model, module, market, catalogue and revision identity |
| Floor plan | Rooms move freely | Approved variants, connection zones, wet services and review triggers |
| Modules | Boxes combine visually | Module, adjacency, stack, span, transport and interface relationships |
| Packages | Colours and finishes change | Exterior and interior products, quantities, suppliers and compatibility |
| Pricing | A baseline floor-area total | Traceable modules, options, services, logistics, allowances and price revision |
| Site fit | A home sits on a generic lot | Structured location, access, utilities, authority questions and review state |
| Proposal | A screenshot or detached PDF | Document reconciles to configuration, price, assumptions and exclusions |
| Operational output | A generic option summary | Verified takeoff, BIM, BOM, procurement or configured-project mapping |
| Catalogue change | Saved designs can silently change | Rules, assets, prices, outputs and reopen behaviour are governed |
Modular building workflow references
These primary sources define relevant off-site construction, regulatory, terminology, BIM, 3D, API, data and accessibility boundaries. They do not certify a Configurix implementation or replace the requirements for the actual building and jurisdiction.
Off-site planning and fabrication
International Code Council standard for planning, design, fabrication, transport and assembly of off-site construction.
Inspection and compliance
International Code Council standard covering approvals, inspections, compliance assurance and authorities having jurisdiction.
Factory-built housing terminology
HUD source explaining distinctions among manufactured, modular and other factory-built homes in the United States.
Open building data
Official introduction to IFC as an open, vendor-neutral standard for digital descriptions and exchanges in the built environment.
Runtime 3D assets
Primary specification for interoperable runtime scenes, meshes, materials, nodes and animations.
Integration contracts
Primary specification for describing HTTP APIs across project, proposal, design and operational boundaries.
Structured data validation
Primary vocabulary for validating configuration, pricing and configured-project payloads.
Accessible web interaction
Primary accessibility guidance for perceivable, operable, understandable and robust web experiences.
Modular and prefab building configurator FAQ
Models, modules, plans, packages, site qualification, pricing, logistics, proposals, outputs, integrations and professional-review boundaries.
These pages cover adjacent commercial, technical and integration layers without repeating the modular-building-specific search intent.
Manufacturer operating model
Connect product rules, visual sales, pricing, partner workflows and structured operational handoff.
Portable-building intent
Configure portable-building families, openings, dealer inventory, delivery and reviewed order data.
Building-data context
Define product identity, geometric representation, metadata, coordination and revision boundaries.
Partner and account workflow
Plan assigned catalogues, account pricing, roles, co-branded proposals and configured projects.
Commercial calculation
Define quantities, formulas, logistics, calculation order, allowances, discounts and revisions.
Operational structure
Separate sales specification, price lines, takeoff, procurement, BOM and production structures.
Connected systems
Define identity, authority, APIs, events, errors, retries and reconciliation across the workflow.
Vendor evaluation
Turn catalogue, site questions, pricing, documents and handoff into testable criteria.
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