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EQUIBOX

The complete quoting and sales system for a horse-stable manufacturer in Berazategui, Buenos Aires: buyers design their stable in 3D, and the sales team quotes with shipping, financing and a CRM — even with no signal.

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The challenge

Modular stables come in countless combinations: layout, sizes, walls, doors, accessories and shipping distance. Buyers struggled to picture the result, and every quote had to be put together by hand — often at rural expos with no internet.

The solution

A step-by-step configurator with a parametric 3D render that rebuilds with every choice. The public version gives the buyer a PDF spec sheet and a WhatsApp quote request; logged-in sales reps get the full quote with prices, shipping and payment plans, plus a CRM to follow up.

Architecture

One product, three fronts

3D configurator

Buyers design their stable and see it in 3D as they choose.

Live render with real wood textures and day/night mode
7-step wizard: layout, finish, stalls, walls and accessories
Single row, back-to-back, facing, L-shaped or U-shaped plans
PDF spec sheet with views of the render
Quote request via WhatsApp with the full configuration

Sales panel

Sales reps quote with prices and follow up.

Priced quotes, only for logged-in sales reps
Shipping calculated per kilometer with Google Maps
Payment plans, installments and discount coupons
CRM with stages, follow-ups and collections
Reports with charts, plus admin and sales roles

Infrastructure

Built to be used out in the field, with or without signal.

Installable app that works offline
Supabase: Postgres, Auth, Storage and Edge Functions
Row Level Security and per-device rate limiting
Automatic email alerts on every quote
Strict security headers (CSP, HSTS)

The result

The buyer sees their stable before signing, and the sales team quotes, finances and follows up from the same tool — at the office or at an expo stand with no signal.

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Design

Neutral, so the wood stands out

The interface follows the brand’s main site: black, white and greys, almost square corners, and a single typeface. The only color on screen comes from the product itself — the three wood finishes in the 3D render.

Typeface: Montserrat — a single family to keep downloads light on weak mobile signal

Ink

#111111

Background

#F4F4F4

Chocolate wood

#482915

Nordic wood

#B77A31

Technical challenges

The hard parts, solved

Quoting with no signal, at a rural expo

Quotes are saved on the device first (IndexedDB) and synced when the connection comes back. Each one carries a client-generated ID with a unique index in the database, so retries never duplicate a lead in the CRM. The service worker serves the whole app offline.

Smooth 3D on an iPad

A resolution cap on touch screens, shadows computed once, a maximum number of night lights, and a visual limit of stalls per group that doesn’t limit what can be quoted. The camera reframes itself based on the size of the layout. Night mode is deliberately exaggerated: the configurator is used at sunny expo stands.

A public backend, locked down

Anyone can request a quote without an account, so security lives in the database: RLS policies and grants handled as two separate layers, triggers with a fixed search_path, rate limiting per IP and per device, and the alert email is built server-side from the ID so no one can inject its content.

A PDF that shows what was quoted

The quote is generated in the browser as a vector PDF, including the isometric and plan views taken from the same render the client saw, plus photos of the chosen accessories.

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