The customer approves the piece, not a table of square metres.
The same drawing that produced the quote also produces a 3D link. The customer opens it on their phone, turns the worktop with a finger and sees the stone they chose — its vein, its colour, its shine. That is the difference between selling a number and selling the piece.
The 3D is born from the 2D
There is no second drawing to maintain. The three-dimensional piece is derived from the one you drew: change the apron, the 3D changes, with nothing redrawn.
The texture is the chosen stone
Not a generic mock-up grey. It is the granite, marble, quartzite or quartz from the catalogue, with the stone's own pattern — which is exactly what the customer is trying to picture.
It turns in their hand
The customer zooms, rotates, looks underneath, checks the apron height and the backsplash. They do not have to trust your description: they see it.
A link, no app
It arrives over WhatsApp and opens in the browser. Nothing to install, no account to create, no heavy file to download.
The link is temporary
Access is per order and time-limited. The drawing is not left loose on the internet and does not turn up in anybody's search.
Approval with less back and forth
The doubt that becomes rework surfaces before the cut, not after — the only moment at which it is still cheap.
The same drawing works four times.
3D for the customer
The link that closes the sale, with the right stone.
On their phone
It opens where the customer is: on the device, mid-conversation.
A quote tied to it
The price came from the same piece — approving the 3D is approving the number.
And it becomes production
Once approved, the same drawing yields the cut map and the DXF.
Questions about the 3D
- Do I need to know 3D modelling?
- No, and there is no modelling step. You draw the piece in two dimensions, as you would to quote it, and the 3D is an automatic consequence of that drawing.
- Does the customer need a powerful computer?
- No. It runs in the phone's browser. It is the editor's own viewer, served outward with what that order may show and nothing beyond it.
- Is the stone shown the one they chose?
- It is the texture registered for that material in your catalogue. Not a mock-up material: the one that will be cut.
- Does the link stay public forever?
- No. It is a per-order address, temporary, and the system's link routes are deliberately kept out of search — they are never even crawled.
- Can I send it with the quote?
- Yes. The PDF quote and the 3D link come from the same order, and customers usually decide by looking at the second.
Show the piece before you cut the stone.
Draw once: the price, the customer's 3D and the cut map all come from the same stroke.