Open your customer’s floor plan and place machines at their actual dimensions. Show layout options during the meeting and add the drawing to your proposal.
See how one project progresses from drawing to layout. The example combines a dimensioned plan, building elements and five equipment placements from the existing library.
Turn the walls, entrances and columns of the 36 × 24 m reference plan into a 3D facility. Review the customer’s space, loading entrance and service corridor before placing the machines.
Place the RPD and RD96 units at their actual dimensions. Change a unit’s position and rotation during the discussion, then check the arrangement from above.
Build walls and columns from the floor plan. Place the machines, move them and compare layout options with your customer.
A conversation stalls while the customer waits. Reviewing the layout together opens up a new proposal opportunity.
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The top-view sheet exported from the same 36 × 24 m Plantica layout shown in the recording. Walls, columns, dimensions and five equipment tags in one drawing.
A1 landscape · Top view · 36 × 24 m
A floor plan and the machine models you want to place
Use the floor plan’s dimensions to build walls, doors and columns.
Add real machine models from the library. Review the sequence, positions and service corridor together.
Move the machines to compare alternatives. Export a drawing PDF of the layout you choose.
The 3D presentation and 2D drawing describe the same arrangement. Your customer sees equipment in their own space, while the technical team continues with dimensions and equipment tags.
Reuse your machine library for future proposals. Adapt the layout to each customer’s floor plan.
Customer contexts and example workflows for Plantica Sales.
Poyraz Makine · Polen project
Poyraz Makine starts with the customer’s floor plan, quickly prepares the equipment layout and uses that same view to present its proposal.
Read the customer story →
MEMAK · Chocolate production line
A sales workflow connecting machine selection, line layout and customer review in the same model.
Explore the workflow →Example scenario · Technical sales
A workflow for adapting a configured production line to a new customer’s facility.
Explore the workflow →Plantica Sales is 3D production-line layout and proposal preparation software for machine builders and technical sales teams. It combines a customer’s floor plan with machine models to present layout alternatives and export dimensioned drawing PDFs. Piping and clash coordination belong to Engineering; equipment-linked operational data belongs to Operations. Explore Engineering’s scope
The measurement confirmed by the Plantica team concerns proposal preparation by reusing an already configured layout. It is not the time needed to model an entire facility from scratch or a guaranteed result for every customer. The published result page explains the scope of the measurement. Read the measurement scope
Yes. Use the floor plan as a reference for walls, entrances and columns, then place models from your machine library. We review your plan format and model preparation in the first session.
Change machine positions and rotation in the same project to evaluate alternatives. The recording repositions an RD96 unit, then checks the arrangement from above.
Export a dimensioned drawing PDF and attach it to your proposal. The drawing on this page includes walls, columns and machine tags.
Bring the floor plan for your next proposal. Let’s build the space together and show how the equipment fits.
