Built for how racking is actually sold.
Most racking quotes are still assembled by hand: a CAD drawing here, a spreadsheet there, a load table from a PDF someone saved in 2019. Baylogik replaces the assembly, not your judgement.
Fit is checked as you design
A frame taller than the ceiling or a beam longer than the run is hidden or flagged before the quote exists. Constraints are information, not fine print — a walkway that needs 1200 mm says so up front.
Capacity is never derived
Where a manufacturer's figure is loaded, it shows with its source. Where it isn't, the part says "not certified". No formula invents a rating from dimensions, and engineering sign-off stays with your manufacturer or engineer.
Your brand is the hero
Proposals carry your logo, your colours, your terms and your quote numbers. Baylogik appears once, as a small powered-by line. Your customer is buying from you.
Prices are computed where you can trust them
Quote totals are calculated on the server from your price list — not in a spreadsheet cell someone edited, not in a browser a customer could fiddle. Sent quotes lock; every change after that is a new revision on the record.
The proposal is yours
Prepared by you, in your colours, numbered in your sequence. The layout, 3D views, bill of materials and terms come from the design and the price list, not from a copy of last month's quote. Capacity lines say "not certified" until a manufacturer's figure is loaded.
The before and after
| Task | Spreadsheets and CAD | With Baylogik |
|---|---|---|
| A quote after a site visit | Days of CAD and spreadsheet work | Minutes in the designer |
| Checking a layout fits | Found out during install | Flagged while you type |
| Load ratings on the quote | Copied from an old job | The manufacturer's figure with its source, or "not certified" |
| Customer accepting | Print, sign, scan, email | One link, accepted with an emailed code |
| Who did what, later | Nobody remembers | The audit trail says |
What it refuses to do
Baylogik lays out and quotes from manufacturer data. It does not engineer, certify or warrant racking — the installer and the manufacturer carry the load, and every proposal says so. Software that pretends otherwise is a liability with a login page.