Integrations
Customiser sits above the system you already run and hands the finished quote back in a shape that system takes. Here is what crosses the boundary, and what stays yours.
How the handoff works
A quote leaves Customiser as CSV, as an Excel workbook, as a PDF quote and cost breakdown, or through the REST API. Those four are the whole list, and the shape is the same whichever system is receiving it: structured line items, quantities, the material and process breakdown, and the price an estimator approved, each figure still traceable to the document it was read from.
Customiser exports in formats these systems already import and connects through APIs where a shop has them. None of these is a certified partnership, a listed app or a pre-built connector, and none implies an endorsement by the vendor. Each connection is scoped during onboarding.
Job shop and manufacturing ERP
Systems built for the shop floor, where quoting is already a module inside the ERP and the handoff has to meet it there.
Running something else?
The pages above exist because those systems document how data gets into them, so the handoff can be described precisely rather than promised vaguely. The mechanism itself is not specific to them. Any system that imports a CSV or an Excel workbook, or that exposes an API, can receive the same quote.
Bring the system you run to the demo and we will work through the specific handoff on your own documents rather than guessing at it here.
Run it on your drawings, not ours.
Send a real RFQ package, scanned pages and awkward parts included. You will see your own quote come back.
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