HVAC configurator and visual CPQ for manufacturers, distributors and dealers

Configure HVAC systems from project input to accepted quote.

Configurix connects project conditions, governed equipment data, compatibility, options, account pricing, documents and technical-review status in one traceable HVAC sales project—without presenting a visual configuration as automatic engineering approval.

Split, multi-split, cassette, ducted, heat-pump and VRF product families
Equipment, combination, option, control and accessory rules
Manufacturer, distributor, dealer and contractor workflows
Live account pricing, quotes and optional configured-order handoff
Multi-zone air-conditioning project with indoor units, a concealed unit and outdoor equipment in a professional 3D configurator cutaway

Connected HVAC project

The inputs, selected equipment, options, price, documents and review status stay connected.

HVAC configuration software defined

Selection, configuration, CPQ and engineering are connected—but different—jobs.

HVAC configuration starts with a governed product catalogue and a defined project duty. It can guide a user from application and operating inputs to permitted equipment, combinations, factory options, controls, accessories and services while preserving why each product was selected.

Visual placement adds useful context. Indoor, outdoor, concealed or packaged equipment can be shown at credible scale with access zones and intended positions. That scene helps customers and sales teams understand the proposal, but it does not independently validate loads, airflow, drainage, sound, pipework, structure, electrics or compliance.

Visual CPQ connects the accepted technical selection to account prices, discounts, freight, service, commissioning, proposals, revisions and approvals. Manufacturers can govern one product model while distributors, branches and dealers receive the ranges, prices, permissions, languages and documents intended for them.

Specialist calculations can be implemented or integrated when their methods, inputs, data rights and acceptance tests are defined. Otherwise, Configurix should capture approved results and route selections for technical review rather than inventing an engineering answer from incomplete information.

Model the HVAC decisions that determine product validity and commercial accuracy.

The implementation is built from the manufacturer's equipment data, rules, prices, documents and review process—not from generic capacity labels or decorative 3D models.

Project inputs and duty

Start with the conditions the manufacturer actually uses for selection.

  • Application, spaces or zones, approved heating and cooling duty
  • Indoor and outdoor conditions, airflow, static pressure and electrical supply
  • Building, site, service, survey and technical-review status

Equipment selection

Guide users through real product families and performance data.

  • Split, multi-split, cassette, ducted, rooftop, heat-pump and VRF families
  • Indoor and outdoor units, nominal and condition-dependent performance
  • Dimensions, sound, electrical, refrigerant, connection and availability fields

System and option rules

Keep units, combinations and dependent components compatible.

  • Indoor-to-outdoor combinations, quantities, diversity and capacity limits
  • Branch components, controls, sensors, interfaces and required accessories
  • Regional variants, electrical packages, refrigerants and lifecycle status

Visualization and enclosure

Communicate the selected equipment and intended project context.

  • Indoor, outdoor, ceiling, concealed and packaged equipment placement
  • Dimensions, access zones, route concepts and customer-facing 3D views
  • Optional enclosures, panels, louvers, doors, finishes and acoustic packages

Pricing and channel control

Use the same selection across manufacturer and channel sales.

  • Website, internal sales, distributor, wholesaler, dealer and contractor interfaces
  • Equipment, options, controls, freight, service, commissioning and installation prices
  • Account catalogues, discounts, margins, currencies, taxes and approval permissions

Documents and data handoff

Preserve the accepted project beyond the selection screen.

  • Quotes, selection summaries, schedules, assumptions and revision history
  • Optional BOM, configured-order, submittal or technical-review payloads
  • CRM, ERP, PIM, ecommerce, selection-tool, API and webhook connections

One connected process

From project requirement to a technically reviewable HVAC offer.

Sales, dealer and technical teams can continue from the same versioned project while the interface distinguishes accepted data, calculated results, visual context and review conditions.

Define the project

Capture conditions and approved duty

Record the application, zones, operating inputs, load result source and commercial context needed for selection.

Configure equipment

Select valid products and options

Apply manufacturer performance, combination, accessory, control and availability rules to the project.

Create the offer

Calculate price and assemble documents

Use the authorised account terms and continue into a branded quote, schedule or selection summary.

Review and hand off

Preserve status, versions and outputs

Route technical conditions for approval before passing accepted product and commercial data downstream.

A product selector returns a model. Connected HVAC CPQ preserves the whole commercial decision.

Manufacturers should test data provenance, combinations, account rules, revisions and handoff while keeping specialist engineering calculations explicit.

RequirementConfigurix HVAC implementationGeneric selector or visualizer
Input and data provenanceProject conditions, approved duty, catalogue version and selection inputs can remain attached to the saved project.May return a model number without preserving the complete source and commercial context.
Combination and option rulesUnits, capacity ranges, combinations, controls, accessories and regional availability can follow governed data.Often filters a list or changes visible options without modelling the full system structure.
Engineering boundariesCalculated, imported, visual and review-required information can be labelled and routed appropriately.May blur indicative product selection with load, pipe, duct, electrical or compliance approval.
Account pricing and approvalsThe same selection can use distributor or dealer catalogues, prices, discounts, margins and approval levels.Commercial terms are commonly applied later in a spreadsheet, CRM or quoting system.
Quote and order continuationAccepted equipment, options, price, documents and review status can continue into defined downstream systems.Usually ends with a selection file, image or report that another team must reconstruct.

HVAC configurator and CPQ FAQ

Detailed answers for HVAC manufacturers, distributors and dealers.

Equipment selection, loads, operating conditions, multi-zone rules, pricing, quotes, BOM, integrations and engineering boundaries.

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