Case study · Shapotools

From Workbook Complexity to a Guided Offer Flow

Specialist product configuration and pricing logic had accumulated inside a dense workbook. Shapotools needed a product that preserved the important rules while making the commercial journey easier to operate.

From Workbook Complexity to a Guided Offer Flow project view
01

Challenge

Critical commercial logic hidden in a specialist workbook

Product configuration, pricing rules, revisions and offer documents depended on a tool that required deep specialist knowledge. The risk was not only usability—the logic also needed to remain visible and governable.

  • Complex configuration options
  • Pricing and rule dependencies
  • Revision management
  • Document production
  • Specialist operating knowledge
02

Approach

Translate the rules into an explicit product journey

We mapped the commercial flow and turned important conditions into understandable interface states. Users can configure products, review notices, manage revisions and prepare an offer through a guided sequence.

  • Workflow and rule mapping
  • Guided product configuration
  • Visible rule notices
  • Revision controls
  • Offer preparation
  • Operational interface design
03

Result

A process people can follow and improve

The new experience makes the commercial workflow easier to understand without hiding its important constraints. Knowledge that lived in a workbook becomes part of an explicit, maintainable product flow.

  • Clearer configuration journey
  • Visible commercial rules
  • Managed revisions
  • Ready-to-share offer output

Common questions

Clear answers before we start.

Did the new product discard the workbook logic?

No. The core commercial journey and its important rules were translated into explicit product behaviour and interface guidance.

What stages were included?

The workflow covers product configuration, rule notices, revision management and preparation of a shareable offer.

Start with the real workflow

Bring us the complicated part.

Tell us what your team is trying to improve, what information is available and where the current process breaks.

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