Commercial Kitchens
CPQ Software for Commercial Kitchen Fabricators
Every worktop, sink unit and canopy is made to size, so each enquiry means rebuilding a pricing spreadsheet by hand and hoping the steel weight was right.
Commercial kitchen fabrication is a made-to-order business dressed up as a product one. Nothing is standard: a worktop is priced by its length, depth, upstand and grade, and the same item can be quoted a dozen ways in a week depending on which estimator picked it up.
The cost of that is quiet. Quotes take a day to turn round, margin varies between estimators, and the drawing the client approved and the specification the workshop receives are often two different documents that drifted apart somewhere in between.
What changes
- Price calculated from dimensions, gauge and grade rather than looked up in a spreadsheet
- Parametric 3D preview built from the same measurements the price came from
- Quotes shared as a link the client can open, with revisions tracked against the original
- Branded PDF for the client and an Excel export with the specification for the workshop
The application
Sazinga Quote
The pricing formula, out of the spreadsheet and under control
Price bespoke, made-to-order manufacturing from governed formulas, with parametric 3D preview, shareable quote links and branded PDF output.
Commercial Kitchens — frequently asked questions
What software do commercial kitchen fabricators use for quoting?
Fabricators need formula-driven pricing that takes length, depth, upstand height, gauge and steel grade and returns a price, not a catalogue of fixed products. Sazinga Quote prices each item from its dimensions, previews it in 3D and produces a client quote and a workshop specification from the same input.
How does it price a bespoke item that is not in a catalogue?
Each product type is configured once as a formula — sheet area and grade give material cost, then fabrication, welding, polishing, fittings and finish are added as rules. Any set of dimensions within the allowed range then prices itself, including the offcut allowance you set.
Can the client see what they are buying before they commit?
Yes. The quote link shows a 3D model generated from the entered dimensions, so a client can see bowl positions, undershelves and upstands before approving. Changing a dimension updates both the model and the price on the same screen.
What does the workshop get from the quote?
An accepted quote carries its full specification through — dimensions, grade, gauge, bowl sizes, fittings and finish — exported to Excel or PDF, so the shop floor works from the figures that were priced rather than a re-typed order.