Collect the brief
Start with the client form or enter the project details directly, so the configuration begins from a documented brief instead of scattered notes.
Collect the brief, configure geometry and cable routing, then review and export a bilingual drawing and specification for the end client to check and the manufacturer to confirm.
The configurator covers dimensions, segmentation and cable routing, rather than the safety assessment of the complete machine.
The interface can run in English or Polish. The exported drawing and specification remain bilingual, so the client and manufacturer can review the same documents.
Start with the client form or enter the project details directly, so the configuration begins from a documented brief instead of scattered notes.
Define the overall dimensions, mounting-profile assumptions and cable outlet positions. If the mat needs to be divided into rectangular segments, configure those here too.
Check that the technical drawing and bilingual specification describe the intended configuration before exporting.
Generate the files you need for the next step: inquiry form, drawing PDF, drawing image, bilingual specification text, and reusable internal draft.