3D playground configurator software
Configurix connects commercial playground equipment, site boundaries, use zones, accessible routes, surfacing, colours, quantities, account pricing, proposals and reviewed project data in one guided 3D workflow for manufacturers, dealers, designers and sales teams.
Connected playground project
One site connects every product, use zone, surface, quantity, price and approval.
Playground configuration software defined
A connected playground configurator begins with the actual site information and the catalogues a manufacturer, dealer or designer can supply. Boundaries, entrances, paths, obstacles, age zones, equipment, use zones, surfacing, shade and furnishings remain attached to one governed project state.
Product footprints, manufacturer use-zone geometry, movement envelopes, fall-height context, age ranges, activities, accessible features, options and regional availability can guide the plan. Moving or replacing an item updates the same product schedule, surface zones, quantities and price instead of forcing the team to reconcile separate CAD, spreadsheet and proposal files.
The same governed catalogue can power a customer website, dealer portal, consultant workstation and internal sales desk. Each channel receives the correct ranges, prices, permissions, documents and actions while one project identity and revision history continue across the manufacturer, designer, buyer and delivery team.
The visual site is not a certified safety layout, accessibility approval, civil or landscape design, drainage plan, structural design, utility survey, foundation plan, installation instruction or inspection. Configurix can preserve manufacturer data, assumptions, checks, questions and review evidence while qualified parties remain responsible for the actual project.
Interactive playground-platform planner
A public equipment explorer, consultant site planner and dealer CPQ require different catalogue depth, spatial data, permissions and release evidence. Use the planner to expose the right operating scope.
Recommended operating scope
Give the designer a governed site, manufacturer catalogues, placement assistance, product data, use-zone visibility, surfacing quantities, project pricing and branded documents. Every alternative updates the same site, schedule and proposal instead of creating detached plans and spreadsheets.
Persistent project record
Client · site revision · survey status · products · use zones · surfacing · quantities · services · price revision · proposal · approval
Required release gates
The implementation follows the actual playground catalogue, site-planning data, surfacing rules, commercial model and required outputs—not a generic library of decorative 3D objects.
Capture enough site information to guide a serious equipment proposal.
Keep every visible play element connected to a real product family.
Expose manufacturer-defined planning information without overstating approval.
Convert selected project zones into traceable commercial quantities.
Continue the spatial plan into the correct commercial workflow.
Preserve accepted product identity when the project moves beyond sales.
One connected process
The buyer, designer, dealer, manufacturer and delivery team can continue the same project while each role owns the decisions it is qualified to make.
Define the site
Enter the site, source status, intended age groups, activities, accessibility goals, market and budget before exposing relevant products.
Build the concept
Choose equipment, colours, accessories, surfacing, shade and furnishings while product and selected spatial rules remain active.
Create the proposal
Apply the correct account, price list, freight, site work, installation, inspection, allowances, terms and revisioned document.
Review and release
Record site, safety, accessibility, product and installation decisions before the accepted plan moves to procurement or delivery systems.
Use this comparison to separate an attractive site render from software that can govern real catalogues, spatial data, surfacing, account pricing, proposal revisions and reviewed handoff.
| Decision | Generic playground planner | Connected Configurix workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Site state | Approximate rectangle or image | Stable boundary, source status, zones, entrances, obstacles and revision identity |
| Product identity | Generic slide or swing model | Manufacturer, product, variant, dimensions, market and availability |
| Spatial data | Visible circles around objects | Source-controlled footprints, use zones, envelopes, checks and review state |
| Surfacing | A coloured patch on the plan | Defined areas, systems, depth basis, perimeter, waste, quantities and services |
| Accessibility | An accessibility icon | Route and component criteria, product data, responsibility and evidence state |
| Pricing | Rough equipment total | Traceable products, surfaces, freight, services, account rules and price revision |
| Proposal | Screenshot or detached list | Document reconciles to site, products, quantities, price, assumptions and exclusions |
| Project output | Generic shopping list | Verified model, variant, quantity, service, document and receiving-system mapping |
| Catalogue change | Saved plans can silently change | Rules, assets, prices, outputs and reopen behaviour are governed |
Playground workflow references
These primary sources define relevant public-playground safety, accessibility, surfacing, certification, 3D and web-accessibility boundaries. They do not certify a Configurix implementation or replace the requirements for the actual site and jurisdiction.
Public playground guidance
Official U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission guidance covering site planning, age separation, use zones, surfacing, equipment and maintenance considerations.
Accessibility standards
Official standards containing scoping and technical provisions for accessible routes and play areas.
Accessible play-area guidance
Official guidance explaining accessible components, routes, transfer systems, surfaces and related play-area provisions.
Public playground equipment
ASTM's active public-playground equipment specification, including safety, performance, clearance and use-zone scope.
Impact-attenuating surfaces
ASTM specification for impact attenuation of surfacing materials installed within playground equipment use zones.
Third-party certification
Official overview of voluntary third-party certification programs for identified equipment and surfacing standards.
Runtime 3D assets
Primary specification for interoperable runtime scenes, meshes, materials, nodes and animations.
Accessible web interaction
Primary accessibility guidance for perceivable, operable, understandable and robust web experiences.
Playground configurator FAQ
Site planning, equipment, use zones, surfacing, accessibility, pricing, proposals, outputs, integrations and professional-review boundaries.
These pages cover adjacent product, commercial and integration layers without repeating the playground-specific search intent.
Manufacturer operating model
Connect catalogue rules, visual sales, pricing, dealer workflows and operational handoff.
Spatial product configuration
Plan repeated modules, interfaces, layouts, rules and configured project outputs.
Commercial calculation
Define quantities, formulas, calculation order, services, discounts and revisions.
Operational structure
Separate sales schedules, price lines, takeoff, procurement, BOM and production structures.
Trade workflow
Plan assigned catalogues, account pricing, roles, co-branded proposals and configured orders.
Guided discovery
Guide buyers from project criteria to a shortlist without losing the governed product record.
Connected systems
Define identity, authority, APIs, events, errors, retries and reconciliation across the workflow.
Vendor evaluation
Turn site, catalogue, spatial, surfacing, price and handoff requirements into testable criteria.
A free, no-obligation walkthrough tailored to how your team configures, quotes and delivers.
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