Roller shades, awnings, retractable screens — configured by dealers, built by you.
Width by drop and width by projection pricing, motor compatibility rules, fabric options, and dealer-specific discounts — all calculated live as your dealers configure. Interior window treatments or exterior enclosures, one system covers the whole line. No phone quotes. No pricing spreadsheets. No order re-keying.
Your products have thousands of valid configurations. Your quoting process has one bottleneck: you.
Shading products are deceptively complex — inside the window or out on the patio. An interior roller shade has width × drop pricing, tube deflection limits, and fascia sizes that constrain fabric rolls. A retractable awning has width × projection grids, motor torque ratings, and frame colors by product line. Same factory, two very different rule books.
Most manufacturers manage this complexity with spreadsheets, phone calls, and institutional knowledge locked in one or two people's heads. When a dealer calls to order a motorized awning at 18 feet wide with a specific fabric, someone has to look up the price, check motor compatibility, apply the dealer's discount, and re-key the whole thing into a production system. Every step is a chance for error.
Dimensional pricing matrices
Width by drop for interior shades, width by projection for awnings and screens — grids with hundreds of cells. One wrong lookup means margin erosion or a lost deal.
Motor and component compatibility
Motor torque ratings change by width. Housing sizes constrain fabric options. Dealers don't know the rules — and shouldn't have to.
Dealer-specific pricing
Dozens of dealers, each with negotiated discounts by product line, dealer group, or volume. Managed in spreadsheets that are always out of date.
Order re-keying to the shop floor
The dealer says "72‑3/8 inches." Someone types it into the production system. Someone else reads it wrong. The unit ships at 72‑3/4.
One system. Configuration to cut list.
Everything your dealers need to order and everything your shop floor needs to build — driven by a single product definition.
Fractional Dimensions
Dealers enter width and drop — or projection — to the nearest 1/8". The system validates against min/max constraints, checks motor compatibility, and prices instantly.
2D Price Tables
Width by drop or width by projection grids with ceil, floor, round, or exact-match lookups. Change a price once — every dealer sees the update in real time.
Motor & Component Rules
Motor options filter by dimension range. Housing sizes enforce fabric compatibility. Invalid combinations are blocked before the dealer can submit.
Dealer Discounts
Percentage off by dealer, dealer group, product line, or specific component. Priority-based matching. Scheduled promotions with start and end dates.
Work Orders & Cut Lists
When the order hits production, every unit becomes a work order with interpolated instructions: "Cut roller tube to 47‑1/2 inches." No interpretation required.
Branded Dealer Portal
Your logo, your catalog, your pricing rules. Dealers log in, configure, and order — 24/7, without calling your office.
Dealer configures. System prices. Shop floor builds.
The same product definition that powers the dealer's form also generates the manufacturing spec. No handoff. No re-keying. No interpretation.
Dealer Configures
Selects product, enters dimensions, chooses fabric, motor, housing, and accessories. Invalid options are hidden or blocked. Price updates with every selection.
Order Submits
Shipping calculated automatically. Dealer-specific discounts applied. Confirmation sent instantly. You review and approve from your dashboard.
Work Orders Generate
Each configured unit becomes a production work order. BOM frozen. Cut lengths calculated. Assembly instructions interpolated. Priority set by ship date.
Shop Floor Builds
Stations see their queue. Workers clock in, complete operations, consume materials. Finished goods receive to inventory. Invoice generates.
Every stick of extrusion, planned before the saw starts.
Roller tubes, side tracks, hem bars, bottom rails — interior shades and exterior screens cut from the same racks, and the optimizer packs every cut across your stick lengths, burns down the drops first, and books usable leftovers back into inventory. What used to be Dave's cut-list math on a whiteboard runs automatically on every work order.
Try it below with a real multi-unit shade and screen order — then change a length and watch the whole plan re-shuffle.
// THIS IS THE SAME ENGINE THAT PLANS EVERY WORK ORDER IN PAINLESS — REMNANTS FIRST, THEN THE CHEAPEST STOCK MIX. OPEN THE FULL OPTIMIZER →
Your dealers are ready to order online. Are you?
Let's map your product line into the system. We'll start with a conversation about what you build, how you price it, and how your dealers order today.