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Threekit is an AI-native CPQ for manufacturers. Configuration starts from a description, photo, voice note or spec sheet, and AI interprets the request while your catalog rules and price books govern the result, producing quote PDFs with line items across sales, dealer and web channels.

Sales reps see intent and engagement scores alongside AI-generated next-step guidance on a single lead record, so they know exactly where to focus effort. Reps can jump straight to quote creation without leaving the view.

Cost / License

  • Subscription
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Online
  • Software as a Service (SaaS)
Catalog managers keep every product record complete and launch-ready: core attributes, AI-enriched content status, metafields like horsepower and category, metadata for attachments and available packages, pricing, and a direct path to the configurator — all on one page.
Sales reps see every dimension of a quote in one place — customer contact, project linkage, line-item pricing, and a live cost-and-markup summary that rolls up to a grand total. Reps can add ad hoc items or catalog products without leaving the view.
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What is Threekit?

Threekit is an AI-native CPQ built for manufacturers. Configuration can start from a description, photo, voice note or spec sheet. AI interprets the input, asks for missing details, and guides the build while the product catalog, compatibility rules, and pricing logic govern every selection. Prices follow the manufacturer's own price books and rules, including line-level, per-unit, quote-total, and discount controls, with role-based visibility that determines what dealers and internal teams can see. The seller workspace produces quote PDFs with line items, supports locking and revision, and shares individual quotes. One catalog and rule set serves sales teams, dealer networks, and website visitors, and configurations hand off to downstream systems as JSON or XML. Threekit can replace an existing quoting system or run in front of it. The team behind it previously built Oracle CPQ (BigMachines) and Salesforce CPQ (Steelbrick).