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Wizard
Wizard picks the right product for the application, the way an application engineer would.
Your own workspace, right now.
30 minutes with us on your own job.
What it does
It can ask what the user actually knows, the material, the workpiece, the machine and what matters most on the job, compute the correct specification from published engineering data, then rank your own catalogue against it alongside a 3D view of the answer.

- Give your customers a specification they can act on in a minute, with your products at the end of it.
- It is deterministic. No AI is used per run, so the same answers give the same recommendation every time.
- Run it internally or embed it on your own website. On your customer surface, a run arrives as a quote request.
- Wizards exist for bandsaw blades, PCD saw blades, coating selection and machining tools. New ones are built to order.
See it working
One run of the bandsaw blade wizard in four screens: the questions, the answer in 3D (34 mm at 3/4 TPI), the specification with its charts, then the catalogue ranked against it.
Your own workspace, right now.
30 minutes with us on your own job.
Wizard modules
- Bandsaw blade wizardMaterial, section and machine in; the bandsaw blade specification out, matched against your own catalogue.
- PCD saw blade selectorFrom the machine, the board and the spindle, the full PCD saw blade specification and running conditions.
- Coating and treatment selectorFrom substrate, part, performance and volume, the coating or treatment process that fits, priced from your services.
- Machining tool selectorFrom the part, the material and the cut, the tool and its cutting data, each line citing its table.
In more detail
Every recommendation has a reference
Engineering logic from published, dated manufacturer guidance turns application context into a full specification, with no model call on a run.
Wizards each answering one run from their own published charts, every line of each specification naming the chart behind it.
High tensile steel fasteners for automotive, torque controlled, production volumes
Coating: flZnnc-L-f720, on a barrel or dip spin line.
Wherever your buyer is
Runs internally, on your branded customer surface where a run becomes a quote request, and as an embed on your own website.
The bandsaw blade wizard's Activity and Usage panels for a month of demonstration runs: 14 runs, 9 from the website embed and 5 from the workbench, each recorded with what was asked and how many blades it matched.
Runs from your team and from your website land here, each marked with where it came from. On your customer surface, a run becomes a quote request in the AI area, with its result attached.
More detail
Your products, best fit first
Matches and ranks your own catalogue against that specification.
Who it is for
Who uses it daily
- Internal Sales
- Technical Sales
- Applications Engineer
- Marketing
- the organisation's own customers on the website
Who buys it and who to involve
- Marketing Manager
- Sales Director
- Managing Director
Bring in whoever owns your website early: the embed lands on their site, and they know where it belongs.
Every product, every plan.See pricing
Where it fits
In Kabaido
Connects to
- Excel and CSV, Works today
- WordPress, Template
- Webflow, Template
- Shopify, Template
- WooCommerce, Template
- Adobe Commerce (Magento), Template
- BigCommerce, Template
- Wix, Template
- Squarespace, Template
- HubSpot CMS, Template
- Works today
- Template
If your system has an API, Kabaido connects to it.
Every other way it connects
Everything runs on the same open paths: the Kabaido API and MCP server, outbound webhooks, an inbound endpoint, a scheduled REST pull, CSV and Excel in and out, and Zapier, Make and n8n for anything else. Custom connections are built to order.
Via automation
- HubSpot, Via automation
- Pipedrive, Via automation
- Salesforce, Via automation
- Zoho CRM, Via automation
- Mailchimp, Via automation
- Brevo, Via automation
- Klaviyo, Via automation
- Intercom, Via automation
- Crisp, Via automation
Roadmap
Questions
- No. A run is deterministic: the same answers give the same recommendation every time, and no model is called.
- Bandsaw blades, PCD saw blades, the coating and treatment selector and the machining tool selector. New ones are built to order.More on The Wizard workbench
- Yes. On your customer surface with Commerce, a run arrives as a quote request. Embedded on your own website, every run is recorded.More on Commerce
- From published manufacturer guidance, sourced and dated. Every line of the specification names the chart it came from.