Threekit is an AI-native quoting platform that helps manufacturers make products easier to configure, quote, and sell. Sales reps, dealers, and customers can provide requirements through voice memos, photos, specs, RFPs, or natural language and receive a valid, configured quote in seconds instead of hours or days.

The platform includes an AI Quote Agent for CPQ that generates configured quotes grounded in product rules and pricing. A Web Leads Agent engages inbound website visitors, qualifies buyer intent, and routes high-intent traffic to self-serve quoting, dealers, or sales reps. An agentic visual configurator provides AI-powered guided design and product configuration with real-time 3D visualization and augmented reality rendering.

Rule-based configuration enforces complex product rules to ensure only valid builds are produced without manual validation. Real-time pricing calculations run against price books and margin rules integrated with CPQ systems. Structured output passes directly to Salesforce CPQ, Oracle CPQ, Infor CPQ, Configure One, ERP, and order entry systems without re-keying.

Collaboration and deal rooms offer shared project spaces for real-time customer and seller collaboration. Governed AI recommendations ensure no hallucinations, no competitor mentions, and no cross-customer data sharing, with full admin, moderation, and analytics dashboards.

Threekit works across websites, mobile devices, tablets, and internal sales tools. It integrates with Salesforce, SAP, Shopify, B2B commerce platforms, PIM, CMS, DAM, and CRM systems. The platform deploys in 90 days alongside existing systems without migration. It is ISO 27001 certified and serves manufacturers across industries including building materials, furniture, heavy equipment, medical devices, AV equipment, doors and windows, and industrial automation.

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