Introduction
Configo is a CPQ platform built for small and medium manufacturing businesses — configure products, quote prices, and manage orders without spreadsheets.
What is Configo?
Configo is a Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) platform designed for manufacturers of custom products — windows, blinds, furniture, and anything else built to order. It replaces the spreadsheets, paper forms, and back-and-forth messages that slow down your sales process with a single workspace your whole team can use.
From the first inquiry to the signed quote and production handoff, Configo keeps everything in one place.
What can you do with Configo?
Configure products and calculate prices automatically. Build no-code configurators that let your team (or your customers, via an embeddable widget) select parameters and instantly get an accurate price — no manual calculations, no errors.
Manage orders end to end. Track every order through your custom pipeline with a Kanban board or table view, assign team members, link contacts, attach documents, and log every change automatically.
Keep your customer base organised. A built-in CRM lets you store contacts, track their activity across orders, and extend contact records with custom fields tailored to your business.
See how your business is performing. Revenue, gross profit, margin, team productivity, and sales funnel — all in real time, filterable by any period.
Integrate with your own tools. A full REST API lets you connect Configo to your website, ERP, or any other system using standard OAuth 2.0.
How it's organised
Everything in Configo lives inside a project — your company's workspace. A project holds your materials catalog, configurators, orders, contacts, products, and team members. You can have multiple projects if needed.
The documentation is split into two sections:
- Documentaion — guides for end users: how to set up and use each part of the platform.
- Developer — reference for developers: the REST API, authentication, scopes, and endpoint details.
If you're just getting started, head to Creating a Project to set up your first workspace. If you're building an integration, start with the API Reference.