FAQ

Cabinet door quoting software calculates prices from a customer's product choices and dimensions. Fronts Form combines an online cabinet door configurator with tools for managing your catalogue, pricing, quotes, orders and payments. Customers choose from the products and sizes you offer and see prices before submitting an order.

Set up your cabinet systems, components, designs, materials, colours and handles, then add your prices and checkout settings. Embed the Fronts Form configurator on your website so customers can build an order. Your dashboard keeps the selected specifications, customer details, quote and payment information together. See how Fronts Form works.

Fronts Form is designed for cabinet door brands, furniture manufacturers, kitchen studios and resellers selling custom or replacement cabinet fronts. It supports businesses taking orders from homeowners, trade customers or both, especially where products have many combinations of designs, materials, components and sizes.

Yes. You can set up your product options and pricing rules in Fronts Form so the configurator calculates customer quotes automatically. This reduces repetitive spreadsheet calculations and helps keep prices consistent across your catalogue. Customers submit their selected specifications together with the quote, giving your team a structured record to review.

Yes. Fronts Form supports businesses selling replacement kitchen doors and cabinet fronts. Add the styles, sizes, materials and finishes you supply, then let customers configure their requirements on your website. Available cabinet system presets can help customers select dimensions for supported ranges.

Fronts Form calculates the product price using the selected design, material, component and dimensions. For area-based products, you set a rate per square metre, with a minimum billable area if needed. Handles have their own prices, while delivery, discounts and tax are accounted for separately in the order.

Yes. The embedded Fronts Form configurator lets customers select their cabinet door specifications and see prices update directly on your website. They can compare the options you offer and understand the price before submitting an enquiry or order.

Yes. You can set a separate rate for each design, material and component combination, such as a drawer front or cover panel. Handle prices are managed separately. The Pricing Overview shows your combinations and helps you find missing rates. Leaving a rate empty takes that combination off sale.

Yes. You can update rates in the Pricing Overview or a design's pricing screen, and manage handle prices separately. These prices are maintained in Fronts Form, so you do not need to rebuild your website embed when updating your catalogue's pricing.

Yes. Fronts Form supports rates per square metre for cabinet door and panel combinations. It uses the selected dimensions to calculate the billable area and applies your rate. You can also set a minimum area for pricing small items. Handles can be priced per item or per metre, depending on their setup.

Yes, through a minimum billable area. You set the smallest area used for product pricing, even when the actual item is smaller. For example, with a 0.2 m² minimum, an item measuring 0.08 m² is priced at 0.2 m². The resulting minimum price depends on the applicable rate per square metre.

Yes. Fronts Form lets you create discount campaigns and attach promo codes that customers enter in the cart. Campaign settings include the discount, eligible products, minimum order, validity period and usage limits. The order records the applied discount alongside the other charges.

Yes, for components configured to allow custom sizes. Customers can choose preset dimensions or enter a made-to-measure size within the width and height ranges you offer. The available choices depend on the component and cabinet system, so custom-size entry is not automatically available for every product.

Yes. Create your own designs, build a material library and assign colours to each material. You choose which materials and cabinet systems each design supports. You can also add product images and a design specification PDF or link to help customers understand the options they are selecting.

Yes. You can add handles to your catalogue, define their finishes and prices, and choose which designs offer them. Handles can be priced per item or per metre. You can also enable a handle-free option for a design, such as a front intended for a push-to-open system.

Yes. You control the sizes offered for each component within a cabinet system. Where custom sizes are enabled, you can define minimum and maximum width and height. You also choose which systems, materials and handles each design offers, guiding customers through the combinations in your catalogue.

Yes. Each material has an option to allow buyers to enter a custom colour code. You can enable it for materials where your business offers custom colours, or keep customers limited to your listed colour choices. This lets the configurator reflect the colour options you actually supply.

Copy the iframe embed code from Integration & Security in your project dashboard and add it to a page on your website. Set the allowed domain for your website as part of setup. The configurator is managed in Fronts Form, and your website must support iframe embeds.

Yes. You can embed the Fronts Form configurator on a Shopify store page so customers can choose cabinet door specifications and view prices. The embed displays Fronts Form within your store. If you need it to connect to Shopify's cart, checkout or order records, contact us to confirm the available integration options.

Yes. Fronts Form can be embedded on WordPress websites, including sites that use WooCommerce. Add the embed snippet to a page or content area that supports it. If your workflow needs a connection to WooCommerce's cart, checkout or order management, contact us to confirm what is supported.

Yes. The Fronts Form iframe embed can be added to Webflow, Squarespace and custom websites that support embedded content. You manage your catalogue and pricing in Fronts Form while customers use the configurator on your website. Your website plan and editor determine where embed code can be added.

Yes. The visual editor lets you change text across the configurator, cart, personal-details and summary screens, plus the hero image and tags. You can control optional elements such as the language switcher and policy checkboxes, preview desktop and mobile layouts, and publish your draft changes when ready.

Yes. You can configure languages for your project, choose a default and show a language switcher. The visual editor lets you work on the text for each configured language. Fronts Form also provides language-specific embed links so a page can open the configurator in a chosen language.

Yes. Fronts Form includes IKEA METOD dimension presets for setting up your custom kitchen front range. Combine these presets with your own door styles, materials, finishes and pricing rules. Check the dimensions and fitting specifications for the fronts you manufacture before confirming an order.

Yes. Fronts Form includes IKEA PAX dimension presets that you can use when setting up your wardrobe door range. Customers select from the designs, materials and finishes you offer and receive prices based on your rules. Your business should confirm the fitting and production details for each order.

Yes. Fronts Form includes IKEA FAKTUM dimension presets for configuring replacement fronts. Add the styles, materials, finishes and prices available from your business. Customers should identify their cabinet system before selecting fronts, and your team should verify the specifications before production.

Yes. In the Systems section, you can add manufacturers and cabinet systems, then set up their components and sizes. Connect your designs to the systems you sell for and add the appropriate pricing. If you need help preparing a new range, contact us with your requirements.

Yes. Customers configure products, review their cart and move through personal-details, delivery and summary screens. Your setup determines whether immediate payment and deposits are available. The dashboard also supports a proposal workflow, with a customer offer link and order statuses for tracking progress.

Use the Orders section to find orders by their status, such as new, processing, review, awaiting payment, in production or delivered. Each order brings together its items, customer details, financial summary and activity log, with tabs for logistics, payments and messages. This gives you a single place to review the order.

An order keeps the selected cabinet system, component, dimensions, design, material, colour, quantity and price together. Handle selections are included where applicable. Customer and delivery details, discounts and the financial summary sit alongside the items, helping you review the requirements before confirming production.

Yes. Fronts Form supports Stripe and lets you enable immediate payment and partial payments. For deposits, you can set separate upfront percentages for items, shipping and services or installation. Stripe payment methods, including cards and supported wallets, are offered only when enabled for your project and activated by Stripe.

Yes. Fronts Form includes a bank transfer payment option alongside Stripe. Customers transfer the money manually, and your business confirms receipt. The platform includes email templates for bank transfer instructions, helping you keep the payment process connected to the order.

Yes. Quote PDFs are available from the order record. The order also keeps the quoted items, pricing and customer details together, and a sent proposal has an offer link for the buyer. Your business details are used on quotes and invoices, so keep them current in the project settings.

Yes. The Communications section lets you edit email subjects, message bodies and layouts. Templates cover events such as new orders, sent proposals, payment confirmations, balance-payment requests and production or delivery updates. Your project logo can be used in email headers, and you can set the reply-to address in your business details.

Yes. You can set delivery prices by zone using a flat rate or weight-based tiers. A customer's country determines the zone, and postcode rules can provide regional prices. Weight-based delivery requires the relevant product weight information. A price tester lets you check which delivery rule applies before customers order.

Yes. You can enable pickup, delivery or both in Shipping Settings. Add your pickup locations and delivery zones to define the options your business offers. Customers then choose from the available fulfilment options during checkout.

Yes. You can enable installation as an additional service for delivered orders and choose the countries where your business provides it. Customers can request installation with their order, and the order's Logistics section keeps installation and service information alongside the delivery details.

The Fronts Form early-access annual plan currently costs €499, billed yearly. This is a limited offer. Visit our pricing section for current availability, billing options and included features, and check the price shown when you sign up.

Yes. Fronts Form is available now and offers a 30-day free trial. You can set up your catalogue, configure pricing and explore the platform before committing to a subscription. Start your free trial and review the terms shown during registration for what happens when it ends.

Prepare your cabinet systems, components, size lists or custom-size limits, designs, materials, colours, handle options and prices. Have your business details, images, delivery options and payment preferences ready. Choose the correct measurement system and currency when creating the project: these are locked after creation because they affect saved dimensions and prices.

Setup time depends on the size of your catalogue, the complexity of your pricing and how ready your product information is. Fronts Form offers setup assistance for early-access customers. Contact us with your catalogue and website requirements to discuss the steps and an expected timeline.

Early-access onboarding includes help setting up your catalogue, pricing and website configurator. If you need additional training, ongoing assistance or help with a particular sales workflow, contact us to discuss your requirements and confirm the support included with your subscription.