Product and CPQ
A broad timber catalogue becomes one guided commercial flow.
Product families, dimensions and configurable choices enter one CPQ context. The request stays connected to its specification while the quotation is prepared.
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Client implementation · Timber manufacturing & dealer distribution
Dadsons
Internal OS, CPQ, agentic workflows and dealer hubs for a timber manufacturer.
- Status
- Live
- Relationship
- Client implementation
Client implementation
From timber catalogue to dealer order, one operating context.
Dadsons is a Skyeos client implementation for certified timber materials and modular wooden buildings. Its internal OS connects configurable product and quotation logic, agentic workflows and dealer hubs around one shared commercial and operational context.
- 01Capture the product request
- 02Configure the solution
- 03Prepare the quotation
- 04Coordinate the dealer handoff
- 05Advance work with agents
Dealer hubs
Every partner works from the same product and order logic.
Dealer hubs connect product context, quotation preparation and follow-up to the internal operation. Commercial and operational handoffs remain part of the same chain.
Internal operating system
The workflow continues behind the quotation.
The internal OS keeps product, dealer and operational context together. Agentic workflows can prepare and advance bounded follow-up while people retain the decisions that matter.
- Operational core
- Internal OS
- Commercial logic
- CPQ
- Automation
- Agentic workflows
- Partner channel
- Dealer hubs
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