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Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature
When a customer finishes configuring a complex product in Threekit, the final configuration, pricing, and terms can be sent to OpenText Core Signature for electronic approval. This is especially useful for furniture, industrial equipment, and automotive sales where the exact configuration must be formally approved before order submission.
Business value: Reduces quote-to-order cycle time, prevents configuration disputes, and creates a legally binding record of what was purchased.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature ? Threekit
For high-value or custom-built products, the customer can review the visual configuration in Threekit and then sign onboarding documents, purchase agreements, or service terms in OpenText Core Signature. Once signed, the approval status can be sent back to Threekit or downstream systems to unlock production or fulfillment steps.
Business value: Improves customer experience, ensures contractual alignment with the visual configuration, and supports faster order activation.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature
In partner-led sales, a dealer may configure a product in Threekit and submit the final deal package for internal or customer signature through OpenText Core Signature. This is useful for manufacturers that require approval of discounting, special options, or non-standard configurations before order release.
Business value: Standardizes approval workflows, reduces manual back-and-forth, and improves governance over channel sales.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature ? ERP or order management
When a customer changes a configured product after the initial quote, Threekit can generate an updated visual and pricing summary. OpenText Core Signature can then be used to capture formal approval of the change order before production continues.
Business value: Prevents costly production errors, protects margin, and creates a clear audit trail for post-sale changes.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature
Threekit can generate a final rendered image, 3D snapshot, or configuration summary that is attached to the signed contract in OpenText Core Signature. This is valuable when the exact appearance or option set of the product must be documented for legal, warranty, or delivery purposes.
Business value: Reduces ambiguity, supports compliance, and helps resolve customer disputes with visual proof of what was agreed.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature
For custom or non-standard product builds, sales or operations teams can use Threekit to define the exact configuration and then route the approval package through OpenText Core Signature to obtain sign-off from engineering, legal, finance, or operations leaders.
Business value: Speeds internal approvals, reduces email-based sign-off, and ensures only authorized custom builds proceed.
Flow: Threekit ? OpenText Core Signature
After a customer selects a product configuration in Threekit, OpenText Core Signature can be used to capture acceptance of warranty terms, service plans, installation agreements, or maintenance contracts tied to that exact configuration.
Business value: Improves post-sale compliance, simplifies service enrollment, and ensures support terms match the purchased configuration.
Flow: Bi-directional
In regulated environments such as medical devices, industrial equipment, or automotive sales, Threekit can provide the exact visual configuration while OpenText Core Signature captures the legally binding approvals. Together they create a complete order package that can be archived in ECM or compliance systems.
Business value: Strengthens compliance, improves traceability, and supports audits with a complete visual and contractual record.