# Spatial Configurator by RenderDraw Reviewed: 2026-10-11 Canonical product page: https://renderdraw.com/products/spatial-configurator Practical guide: https://renderdraw.com/guides/spatial-configuration RenderDraw Spatial Configurator brings product choices into the context of a room or building. Its Interactive Floorplan / Room Builder editor supports walls and openings, catalog-backed components, dimension editing, configured placement constraints, and saved layouts. Teams can carry product and geometry context into their configured pricing and commercial workflows. ## Define the room and its editing policy Set units, drawing grid, snapping, room dimensions, wall defaults, and available editing tools. The platform keeps interaction defaults separate from saved wall instances, so changing a future default does not silently rewrite a completed layout. ## Create or review the floorplan Draw the room manually or use the platform's supported floorplan import workflow. Add and inspect walls, doors, and windows. For an imported drawing, review the source page, reported scale, geometry, and openings; extracted results need review before use. ## Connect eligible catalog components Link a tenant catalog, choose eligible entries, and map component, door, or window roles. Define dimensions, expansion axes, minimum and maximum sizes, and placement policy where supported. A missing or failed catalog should remain visible rather than silently substituting sample products. ## Place products and inspect the result Position and rotate components, edit numeric dimensions, and move between floorplan and spatial views. Inspect configured placement and clearance checks. A valid demo arrangement is not an engineering calculation, an installation specification, or regulatory approval. ## Save a layout with its product context The platform's saved building retains wall and opening geometry plus component catalog provenance, dimensions, position, rotation, and configuration state. Authenticated, tenant-scoped persistence controls access to the saved layout. The public platform demo keeps edits in the browser and does not overwrite the published layout. ## Confirm the commercial handoff Decide how placed products and their dimensions map into pricing and the destination quote or proposal. Verify pricing ownership, connector support, validation, and the downstream document workflow for your deployment. A layout is useful context; commercial approval remains a separate decision. ## Salesforce: The layout belongs with the quote. Bring the floorplan editor into a configured Salesforce quote journey. Reps work with the space, review the layout, and return an accepted configuration and preview image to the connected host. Map Salesforce Product2 and PricebookEntry records so product identity stays consistent across the visual and commercial experience. Start with the customer: Open the editor from your configured Salesforce experience with the quote and product context. Configure the space: Edit the building, place eligible products, and review the layout before accepting it. Return to the quote: The connected host saves the accepted layout and attaches its preview image to the quote. Salesforce catalog sync works with standard product and price book records. Revenue Cloud adds its own configured commercial flows. Host setup, permissions and record mappings are required. ## CPQ & pricing: Keep your pricing authority in the loop. Connect the visual journey to your configured product and pricing workflow. RD Platform includes integration paths for Salesforce Revenue Cloud, Logik and SAP Advanced Variant Configuration, alongside RenderDraw Pricing Studio. Map placed products and configuration choices to the selected provider; validation, pricing and quote capabilities follow that provider and your deployment. Map the product: Match catalog identities and configuration choices to the selected CPQ or pricing connection. Evaluate the choices: Use the configured authority for product rules and prices, with layout review as a separate step. Carry the result forward: Pass the mapped product context into the configured quote or proposal workflow. Provider capabilities differ. SAP AVC supplies configuration and pricing; it does not provide a native quote object through this adapter. Commercial writeback is verified for each deployment. ## ERP & catalog: Give every placed product a real identity. Connect eligible products to the systems that own their data. RD Platform has NetSuite REST integration infrastructure and configurable REST data sources. Set up the connection and field mappings to supply catalog records, dimensions and stable product identifiers for the spatial journey. Connect the source: Authenticate the data source and define the product records your experience needs. Map the catalog: Map product identifiers, dimensions and eligible entries into the configured catalog. Retain the provenance: Keep catalog identity and placed configuration context with the saved building. An ERP connection does not automatically create an order. Destination records, write permissions and any order handoff are scoped and configured separately. ## Websites & applications: Meet buyers where they already work. Use a published platform embed for a website or portal, or configure an authenticated host for a connected application. The host integration exchanges building state and an accepted layout snapshot. Connect the destination workflow through your configured APIs and record mappings. Choose the entry point: Publish a browser demo or configure a connected application host and its allowed origin. Run the visual journey: Load the RD Platform editor with the published interaction and the intended layout context. Connect the next action: Map the accepted result into your application’s save, quote or proposal workflow. The public demo on this page keeps changes in the browser. Persistent saves and commercial actions belong to an authenticated, configured application journey. ## Common questions ### What is a spatial configurator? A spatial configurator lets buyers configure products in the context of a room or building. RenderDraw uses its Interactive Floorplan / Room Builder editor to author walls and openings, place catalog-backed components, inspect dimensions and configured placement constraints, and retain a layout for the next workflow. ### How does the floorplan editor work? Teams define room and wall defaults, connect a catalog, and configure component dimensions and placement policies. The editor supports wall drawing, numeric dimension editing, doors, windows, component placement, and floorplan and spatial views. Saved layouts retain wall, opening, catalog, position, rotation, and component configuration context. ### Can I start from an existing floorplan? The platform includes a floorplan import workflow that reads supported drawings into an editable building. Review the selected PDF page or image, reported scale, extracted geometry, and openings before relying on the result. Drawing quality and extraction behavior vary. The showcases start from curated residential or commercial layouts; import availability follows the demo configuration. ### Does a layout automatically become a quote? A layout provides geometry and product context for a configured commercial workflow. Pricing authority, product mappings, validation, and the destination quote or proposal must be set up for your deployment. A saved layout alone does not guarantee a published price or an approved quote. ### Is this the full RD Platform floorplan editor? Yes. Launching the demo loads the actual RD Platform floorplan editor from the platform, using its configured residential or commercial showcase. Demo changes stay in the browser and do not overwrite the saved layout. Tenant catalogs, drawing import, persistence and commercial handoff depend on the published configuration and your deployment. ### How does the spatial configurator integrate with Salesforce? A configured Salesforce host can open the platform floorplan editor, exchange building state, and save an accepted layout with a preview image in the quote workflow. Salesforce catalog sync maps Product2 and PricebookEntry records. Host setup, authentication, record mappings and the commercial workflow must be configured for your organization. The public demo does not write to Salesforce. ### Which other systems can connect to the spatial journey? RD Platform includes configuration and pricing integration paths for Logik and SAP AVC, plus NetSuite REST infrastructure and configurable REST data sources. A published embed can run on a website or portal; an authenticated host can exchange layouts and snapshots with a connected application. Catalog mappings, provider capabilities and destination actions are configured per deployment. Connecting a system does not automatically create a quote or order. ## Connected journey - Product configuration: https://renderdraw.com/products/product-configurator - Pricing engine: https://renderdraw.com/products/pricing-engine - Spatial configurator: https://renderdraw.com/products/spatial-configurator - Platform commercial terms: https://renderdraw.com/pricing.md - Contact: https://renderdraw.com/contact The public page loads the actual RD Platform floorplan editor from its existing published demo route when launched. It uses the published Facility Floorplan Planner layout. Demo edits stay in the browser and do not overwrite the saved layout or submit a quote. Available tools follow the published demo configuration; engineering approval and commercial handoff remain separate. Real product captures show example account data. Platform access, connector availability, and commercial terms depend on deployment scope.