— The Threekit Blog

Field notes on AI guided selling.

Practical insights on guided selling, AI agents, CPQ and the future of complex product sales.

— Topic

Visual Commerce

3 Things a BigCommerce Product Configurator Tells You About Customers

Read more

Why Every Clothing Store Needs a 3D Configurator

Read more

4 Stats That Prove AR for eCommerce Increases Customer Loyalty

Read more

Virtual Furniture Showrooms: Using eCommerce AR to Reach Shoppers

Read more

Sublimation Printing in eCommerce: Using Online Tools for Custom Goods

Read more

Introducing Threekit for Salesforce Lightning B2B Commerce

Today we are excited to announce that Threekit’s Visual Configurator is now available for Lightning B2B Commerce on Salesforce AppExchange.
Read more

How Product Configurators Are Streamlining Modular Building Sales

Read more

5 Ways AR for eCommerce Can Increase First-Time Customer Confidence

Read more

4 Online Businesses That Need a 3D Configurator

Read more

Product Configurator vs. Product Customizer: What's the Difference?

Read more

Augmented Reality for eCommerce: Everything You Need to Know

If you've ever wondered what exactly augmented reality for eCommerce was and why you're seeing it used more and more by leading retailers, you're in the right place. Let's take a closer look at how this innovative technology works–and how you can use it to put your brand ahead of the competition. What is augmented reality? Augmented reality refers to technology that lets people view computer-generated elements in the physical world. Typically, it's done through the camera of a mobile device.
Read more

The Best AR Apps for eCommerce

Augmented reality is the next generation of online shopping. Thanks to their ability to deliver superior online experiences, AR apps for eCommerce have exploded in popularity–and nearly every business can benefit. AR apps not only provide virtual experiences that rival in-person visits; they’re also creating new opportunities that were previously unavailable to consumers. New abilities, like on-the-spot customization, in-home viewing options, and interactive marketing campaigns provide new experiences that neither brick-and-mortar stores nor traditional online shops can deliver. And the possibilities are still growing. Grand View Research predicts the total market for augmented reality to be worth $340 billion by 2028. What was once the province of Google Glass and Pokémon Go has become mainstream.
Read more