Legacy CPQ checks the product options a seller selects. Threekit starts before a product is selected, turning customer needs into valid configurations.
In a conventional quoting workflow, reps and dealers translate requirements into catalog choices, enter the options and revisit them when the build changes.
With Threekit, the requirements become an input to configuration. AI helps identify the product, asks for missing details and guides revisions. Product and pricing rules still determine the valid result.
Move the agreed configuration, pricing and quoting scope into Threekit. Map any unsupported requirements before implementation begins.
Use Threekit for requirements and configuration, then hand the result to the existing system. Define the integration and rule-maintenance responsibilities up front.
Before choosing a deployment, check these requirements against the functions your team uses today.
Volume pricing, rebates, entitlements, contracts and subscription pricing are outside the stated Threekit scope.
Manufacturing BOM and CAD output are outside scope.
Threekit sends a JSON or XML payload. Your team or integrator scopes the receiving workflow.
The implementation uses a blueprint, not a packaged connector.
Your team owns updates; an alongside deployment needs a plan for keeping duplicated rules aligned.
Start with a real customer request.
Build the configuration using your product rules.
Change a requirement that affects other options.
Check the revised configuration and price.
Review the quote and the data passed to the next system.