The Günther Spelsberg GmbH & Co. KG is one of the leading international manufacturers in the electrical industry. The wide product portfolio includes junction boxes, terminal block and meter housings as well as industrial and empty housings. The special feature: Spelsberg acts as a competent partner in its industry, developing and selling each of its solutions individually for its customers.
Our configurator supports Spelsberg employees and customers. Customers can configure their own GEOS enclosure system directly in the browser using drag & drop. The variety of enclosure sizes, materials and accessories is taken into account. CONFIGON streamlines and accelerates Spelsberg's internal processes by allowing customers to configure their product independently. Precise CAD drawings are generated automatically by CONFIGON and can, for example, be sent directly into manufacturing.
A wizard is available during the entire configuration process and makes getting started with the configuration even easier. Additional information and specific questions quid the user through the configuration step by step. For example, suggestions can be made for the placement of mounting plates: modular installation system or direct floor mounting?
The course and content of the configuration wizard can be freely defined and edited by Spelsberg. No programming knowledge is required. In doing so, only accessories that match the current configuration, such as installation panels, closures and partitions, are suggested to the user during the configuration. The article stocks are automatically imported by the connected PIM system and in doing so, updates in the PIM are automatically updated in the configurator as well. Redundant information and additional work is avoided.
Numerous additional features, such as the collision check, guide the customer to their individual and error-free enclosure. Once the product has been completed, it can be stored and managed in the customer portal "meinSpelsberg" or ordered directly from wholesalers via ELBRIDGE.
