AI Sales Agent for Furniture Companies

Flatma AI Agent talks to the customer, designs the furniture, calculates the price and prepares an interactive commercial proposal — without a designer spending an evening on every enquiry.

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AI furniture sales agent in Flatma

Most furniture enquiries are lost before the quote is sent

A customer writes in the evening and asks how much a wardrobe will cost. To answer properly, someone has to clarify the dimensions, draw the layout, count the panels and the hardware, and only then send a price. That is hours of work for a single enquiry that may never convert.

So the shop replies with a rough range, or replies two days later. By then the customer has already talked to a competitor who answered faster.

The bottleneck is not the price. It is the time between the question and a concrete, visual answer.

Manual furniture sales workflow

What the Flatma AI agent does

It covers the whole path from a text request to a proposal the customer can open.

Understands the request in plain language

The customer describes what they need the way they would describe it to a salesperson: a 2400 mm wardrobe with sliding doors, or a kitchen for a 3.2 m wall. The agent turns that description into a furniture specification.

Designs the furniture and builds the 3D model

From the specification the agent generates real cabinet geometry — panels, sections, doors, drawers. The result is not a picture: it is a project that can be opened, rotated and edited in the Flatma editor.

Estimates the price

Because the project is made of actual panels and hardware, the cost comes from the material list rather than from a guess.

Creates the commercial proposal

The agent assembles an interactive proposal with the 3D model, the specification and the price, available to the customer as a single link.

Captures the lead

The enquiry, the project and the proposal stay together, so nothing is lost between a chat message and a follow-up call.

How it works

From an enquiry to a sent proposal in one session.

Step 01

The customer describes the furniture

A text request in your own words: type, dimensions, materials, constraints.

Step 02

The agent builds the project

A 3D model with real panels, sections and hardware.

Step 03

The price is calculated

Cost from the material and hardware list of that specific project.

Step 04

The proposal is sent

An interactive link with the model, the specification and the price.

Who it is for

Furniture manufacturers

Answer every incoming enquiry with a real project instead of a price range.

Custom furniture businesses

Handle more enquiries without adding designers to the payroll.

Cabinet makers

Send a professional proposal without spending an evening on drawings.

Manual quoting vs an AI sales agent

The same enquiry, two different processes.

Manual process
Flatma AI Agent
First answer
✗Hours or days later
✓Within the same conversation
What the customer sees
✗A number in a message
✓A 3D project they can open
Who prepares it
✗A designer, manually
✓The agent, from the request
Where the price comes from
✗Estimated by hand
✓From the project material list
Proposal format
✗PDF attachment
✓Interactive link
Cost of an enquiry that does not convert
✗Hours of designer time
✓Minutes

Frequently asked questions

It is software that reads a customer's furniture request, turns it into a real project with dimensions and materials, calculates the price and prepares a proposal — the steps a sales designer would normally do by hand.
It generates furniture geometry: panels, sections, doors and hardware. The project opens in the Flatma editor and can be edited further.
No. Flatma runs in the browser.
Yes. The generated project is an ordinary Flatma project, so you can change dimensions, materials and the layout before sending the proposal.
Yes. The proposal is a link with the interactive model, the specification and the price.
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