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.
Only what fits
The designer never offers a frame taller than the ceiling or a beam longer than the run. Constraints are information, not fine print — a walkway that needs 1200 mm says so before the quote exists.
Capacity is never derived
A load figure comes from a manufacturer's chart with its source and date on record, or the part says "not certified". No formula invents a rating from dimensions. Your name is on the quote; the numbers have to hold.
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 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 | From the chart, with source and date |
| Customer accepting | Print, sign, scan, email | One link, accepted online |
| 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.