Choose the rack, place your products on it and hand your customer A3 sheets: the rack itself, a list of what is on it, a section and a 3D view. On the iPad at the customer or on the PC at the office — also without internet.
Rackbuilder is currently being tested in practice and is not for sale yet. Want to see what it can do for your shops? Ask for a demo.
One program for what stands on the racks of a DIY or paint shop.
Shelves with pots, tins and buckets, with header boards above. If a pot does not fit the height of its shelf, you see it straight away.
Standing timber — skirtings, battens, beams — against bars. Rackbuilder works out how many pieces fit on the width, face-on or edge-on.
The same for tubes, with their own sizes.
| What | How |
|---|---|
| Four A3 sheets | the rack, the item list, a section and a 3D view — together in one PDF |
| Export | PDF and SVG; for the timber rack and the tube rack also DXF |
| Header boards | above the pot rack, life-size for the printer, with bleed and crop marks |
| In AR | see the rack life-size in the shop with an iPad or iPhone |
| Without internet | saving, opening, the PDF and the AR model all happen on the device itself |
| Your house style | your company name and logo on every sheet and in every PDF |
| Five languages | NL, FR, EN, ES and DE — the sheets follow the language |
| Take plans along | a layout as a file to another device or a colleague |
Already working with SalesOnIPad? Read the app's backup into Rackbuilder: your products and their photos come along in one go, with the same item numbers.
Ask for a demo and see Rackbuilder at work.