Turn messy inquiries into print-ready orders.

It turns messy customer messages into a quote-ready order: it asks the right questions, finds a matching 3D model online (or uses your sources), and generates a quote your shop can produce.

It follows a guided intake: confirm the use case, fit constraints, and the minimum measurements needed - then moves to model sourcing, quoting, or design routing. If something is unclear, it asks again or escalates instead of guessing.

No. Customers can describe what they want, upload photos, share a product link, and give a few measurements. The agent can then search for suitable models online and guide them to the best match.

It searches only the sources you allow (approved public libraries online, customer uploads, and optionally your internal catalog). If confidence is low, it won't auto-pick - it asks for more info or routes to review/design.

A complete order package: the selected model (or design request), source link, key specs (dimensions, material, process, quantity, deadline), and a generated quote - ready to checkout or hand over to production.

The job is marked "Design required" and routed to your chosen path (internal CAD, partner designer, or manual review). The agent still collects the inputs your designer needs.

Yes. You configure your capabilities and constraints, and the agent applies them consistently during intake and quoting.

It asks for a small set of high-signal measurements and can request a ruler-in-photo reference when helpful. If accuracy is critical, it flags the job for manual verification before quoting.

The order records the model origin (public library, customer upload, internal catalog, or design required). If a request looks like a branded/proprietary part, it routes to manual review.

With your shop rules set, it uses your constraints and can respond with ranges or escalate when uncertain rather than committing to something you can't deliver.