Your catalog is standardized. The order isn’t.
Let dealers configure cabinets, get pricing from your rules, and place complete orders online. Your shop receives the same specifications, ready for the next step.
- Live 3D configuration
- Formula-based pricing
- Dealer & trade ordering
- Paid plans: unlimited products & orders
- Door style
- Shaker (inset)
- Finish
- Painted — Signature White
- Hardware
- Blum soft-close, satin
- Dimensions
- 33″ × 34.5″ × 24″
A repeatable product line shouldn’t create repetitive order entry.
Production cabinets live in an awkward middle ground. The cabinet family is known. The rules are known. But the order still changes: width, height, depth, door style, finish, construction, hardware, quantity, dealer, pricing.
When that order arrives through email, PDFs, spreadsheets, or handwritten notes, your office becomes the translation layer between the dealer and the floor.
The product is repeatable. The data entry shouldn’t be.
The same order. Or one configured order.
One configuration, from dealer to shop floor. No re-typing between hands.
- Dealer request
- Email / PDF
- Office re-enters specs
- Price checked manually
- Order rebuilt
- Production interprets order
- Build
- Dealer configures
- Pricing calculates
- Order submits
- Build data generates
- Production
Put your product line in your dealers’ hands.
Your best dealers already know what they need. Give them a guided way to configure the cabinet correctly instead of emailing your office a list of selections and waiting for someone to turn it into an order.
Let buyers work through the options you allow: cabinet family, dimensions, door style, species or material, finish, construction options, hardware, quantity, and any product-specific selections. Your rules control what can be ordered. Their configuration becomes a complete order.
- Less back-and-forthLess back-and-forth
Give buyers a structured configuration instead of another email thread.
- Pricing from your rulesPricing from your rules
Calculate pricing from dimensions, materials, options, and product logic.
- Complete specsComplete specs
The selections arrive with the order instead of living across emails and attachments.
The same catalog, priced for every buying channel.
Retail buyers and trade accounts (dealers, contractors, distributors) shop the same catalog, each account with its own discount, payment terms and exclusive products.
- Direct
- Dealer
- Contractor
- Distributor
Every account type shops the same catalog with its own login, pricing rules, and order history. What changes per buyer is the account behavior, not the product engine.
- Catalog
- Product rules
- Pricing logic
- Configuration
Let them see the cabinet before they submit the order.
A list of dropdowns can collect specifications. A live visual helps the buyer understand what those specifications actually create.
TimberCloud’s native Visual Configurator updates the product as dimensions, materials, and options change, so buyers see the configured cabinet as they build the order.
The native Visual Configurator, included on every plan
- Live 3DIncluded on every TimberCloud plan
Not a paid add-on and not gated behind Enterprise.
- Dimension-drivenThe product responds to size
Change product dimensions and let the configuration respond.
- Option-drivenMaterials, styles, finishes
Selections become part of the configured product, not a note attached to it.
- ConnectedNot a separate render step
The visualization is based on the same configuration that drives the order.
What your dealer configures is what your shop receives.
- Visualize it in one system
- Price it somewhere else
- Email the order
- Rebuild it for production
Stop maintaining a price list for every possible cabinet.
Semi-custom gets complicated fast. A base cabinet isn’t one price when width, material, finish, construction, hardware, and other options can all change the final number. TimberCloud lets you build pricing rules around the variables that actually drive your price.
- +Width adjustmentPer-size rule
- +Material / speciesMaterial tier
- +Door styleStyle upcharge
- +FinishFinish tier
- +Construction optionConstruction rule
- +HardwareHardware rule
The order shouldn’t stop being digital when it reaches the shop.
Getting the order online is only half the problem. If someone still has to interpret the order, retype dimensions, rebuild parts, or turn the sales configuration into separate production paperwork, the bottleneck just moved.
Every approved configuration should make the next step easier.
Turn the order into the information your floor needs without making production decode what sales meant. Depending on your TimberCloud workflow, that can include cut sheets, part dimensions, labels, CNC files, production status by station, purchasing, inventory, and shipping.
You name the stations. A typical cabinet line runs something like this:
- Station 01
Cutting
Cut sheet from the order
- Station 02
Edge / CNC
DXF and G-code from the parts
- Station 03
Assembly
Build sheet on the job
- Station 04
Finish
Finish from the configuration
- Station 05
Pack
Labels and packing slip
Cut sheets, labels and CNC files start on Build. Stations and production tracking are on Production. Compare plans →
Keep the tools you need. Stop rebuilding the order between them.
Modernizing the order process doesn’t mean every tool in your shop has to disappear on day one. TimberCloud is designed to connect the buying and order workflow around the configurable product so your team can eliminate unnecessary handoffs without forcing every part of your operation into the same mold.
- Existing website
- Design / CAD
- CNC machines
- Configuration
- Pricing
- Orders
- Production
TimberCloud owns the configured order — from the buyer’s configuration through pricing, order, and production data — and connects around the tools you keep.
When an order still comes through a PO, don’t key it in from scratch.
When a dealer still sends a PO as a PDF, spreadsheet or drawing, upload it to the order and the AI Order Assistant pulls out the line items and specifications as a structured starting point. Review what it matched before continuing, so online self-service does not have to be all-or-nothing on day one.
- ExtractRead specs from source
- MatchReconcile to your catalog + accounts
- ReviewHuman confirms before submit
- Account resolved
- Line items matched
- Configuration attached
- Ready for submit
Built around the configurable product, not the back office.
Traditional ERP starts with the internal record. Generic ecommerce starts with the SKU. TimberCloud starts with the made-to-order product your customer is actually trying to buy: its dimensions, materials, options, pricing rules, and visual configuration. Then carries it into the operation behind it.
Good for stocked goods. Not designed around semi-custom cabinet rules or per-order configuration.
Strong internal administration. The buying experience often lives elsewhere and reconnects manually.
Built around the configurable order. One product engine covers the buying experience and the production data.
Your cabinet software should know why 33 inches matters.
The way your dealer describes a cabinet is the way TimberCloud stores it. Cabinet family, dimensions, door style, species, finish, construction, hardware, account. One record, from configuration to production.
What’s live on your plan (build sheets, cut lists, station routing) scales with your TimberCloud tier. See /pricing for the exact set.
- Cabinet familyB33 — 33″ Base · 1-door / 1-drawer
- Width33″
- Height34.5″
- Depth24″
- Door styleShaker (inset)
- SpeciesWhite oak
- FinishPainted — Signature White
- ConstructionFull overlay
- HardwareBlum soft-close, satin
Built from the shop floor, not adapted to it later.
TimberCloud’s founder grew up inside his family’s third-generation woodworking shop. The configurator, cut sheets, and production flow were shaped by someone who already knew where a made-to-order product goes sideways between an incoming order and a shipped crate.
Read how the founder’s experience at Porta Door shaped TimberCloud.
Everything a configurable-cabinet product line needs.
Your catalog is standardized. The order isn’t. Every capability below is built for that shape of business.
A configurable catalog, not a fixed SKU list
Cabinet families with dimensions, door styles, finishes, construction options, and hardware. Rules define what a real order looks like. The buyer configures inside those rules.
Dealer, builder & trade ordering
Each account gets its own login, its own discount or dealer tier, its own payment terms, and its own order history. Your team can duplicate a repeat dealer’s last kitchen, edit two dimensions, and submit.
Formula pricing with account rules
Per-size rules, door-style upcharges, finish tiers, hardware, dealer discounts, payment terms. The account manager stops being the pricing spreadsheet.
Build documentation from the order
Cabinets generate cut sheets, part dimensions, labels, and CNC files directly from what the dealer configured. Sales stops re-typing the order for the shop.
Production stations that match your line
Cutting, edgebanding, drilling, assembly, finishing, packing: you name them. Real stations for the real handoffs, with every job’s station visible in one production view.
Unlimited products & orders
More orders shouldn’t mean a higher order-entry headcount. Paid plans don’t cap the products or orders you run through TimberCloud, so a bigger catalog and more dealer volume don’t hit a ceiling. Higher tiers add workflow depth, not order allowance.
Bring us one cabinet family.
Not a generic demo database. Bring a base cabinet, wall cabinet, vanity, or another repeatable product from your line. We’ll show how its dimensions, options, pricing rules, visual configuration, order data, and production workflow move through TimberCloud.