Ontron is the interactive TV in your showroom. The customer, the people they brought and your staff stand around one large touch screen — lay a new floor in the customer's own room, place the lights, set an automation scene, swap and compare live — and walk out with an itemised quote. Everyone sees it. Everyone agrees. The sale closes in the room.
For decades a showroom sold interiors on faith — a hand-size tile sample held against the wall, a lighting layout as dots on a drawing, an automation scene described in words. The customer had to imagine the rest, and most of the regret in interiors lives in that gap. Ontron closes it across every trade: the floor laid in their own room at full scale, the lights placed and the room lit, the scene running — seen and decided in the showroom, not discovered months later at home.
A swatch on the wall, lights as dots on a plan, a scene described in words. The customer imagines the rest.
Floor, light and automation shown in the customer's own space, at full scale, before they commit.
Pick a product from your catalogue. Ontron lays it onto a photo of the customer's own room, or onto your showroom rooms, with the room's real perspective and lighting. Drag the divider.
Drop in the architect's plan or a photo of it. Ontron detects each room, calibrates the scale from a known dimension, and measures areas and wall runs. Every quantity on the quote comes from these numbers, not from a guess at the counter.
From the measured plan and the chosen product, Ontron works out everything the job needs and lays it into a clean proposal in your branding. For tiles that means boxes with wastage, skirting, adhesive, grout, spacers, laying labour and GST. For lighting it is fixture schedules. For automation it is device counts and cable runs. Same engine, every trade.
| Item | Qty | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Floor tile, 21.6 m² + 8% wastage | 17 boxes | ₹1,07,100 |
| Skirting, 100 mm, matching | 18.6 rm | ₹6,510 |
| Tile adhesive, 20 kg | 9 bags | ₹6,300 |
| Epoxy grout, 1 kg + spacers 2 mm | 5 kg | ₹5,250 |
| Laying labour, floor + skirting | 21.6 m² | ₹3,888 |
| GST 18% | ₹23,229 | |
| Total | ₹1,52,277 |
Tiles, lighting and KNX today, built deep. Security, networking, solar, AV and more as your store grows — one catalogue, one floor plan, one branded proposal, with the plan and the customer's room already in the system.
Pick a tile from your catalogue and Ontron lays it across the customer's own floor at full scale — the real pattern, the real grout, the room's own light — then builds the full BOQ: boxes with wastage, skirting, adhesive, grout, spacers, laying and GST.
Tiles in depth →Describe what a room should do — "the evening scene dims the cove to 30% and closes the blinds" — and Ontron writes the KNX group addresses and DALI zones, collision-free, then exports to ETS6. Distribution boards, actuator channels, scenes and cable runs, placed on the plan and priced as you go.
Ontron lays downlights, cove and magnetic track across the room to a real lighting design — spacing, layers, beam angle and tunable CCT — then counts every fixture. Your staff nudge one, Ontron recounts, and the room shows lit on the TV.
Camera coverage on the plan, recorder sizing, devices and cabling.
Cat6 runs, rack layout and switch ports, quoted from the same plan.
Roof layout, system sizing, inverter and panel BOM.
Speaker placement, screen size, the AV rack, proposed and priced.
Motorised tracks, fabric runs and controls, tied into the automation scenes.
Any trade with a catalogue and a plan fits the same proposal engine.
The same engine, on a phone. The customer photographs the actual spot — a floor, a feature wall, a fence line, a façade — and sees the product placed right there, then finalises the look and sends it back to you. Visualization leaves the showroom and goes wherever the customer is standing. One platform, any product, any surface.
AI handles the judgement calls. Prices, quantities and totals always come from your catalogue and the measured plan, so the quote is never a guess.
Auto-places downlights to a sensible first layout on the plan; staff adjust, Ontron recounts. Keypads, cameras and panels are placed by your staff and counted automatically.
Recommends the right product for the room from your catalogue, so a new hire on the floor sells like your best person.
Turns the BOQ into a readable, branded proposal with scope, assumptions and terms. You review, then hand it over.
Filter the catalogue by colour, finish, size or tier, or let AI Suggest shortlist for the room.
One tap renders it into the customer's photo. Swap, compare, favourite, until they say "that one."
Itemised, branded PDF on the device and on WhatsApp. Close while they are still excited.
Ontron runs as a large interactive touch TV in your showroom — wall-mounted or on a stand, big enough for a group to share. The customer, the people they brought and your staff all work on it together, pointing, swapping and comparing until everyone agrees. Your catalogue, your prices and your branding are loaded in.
No capex, no hardware project. Figures below are illustrative and set per store. illustrative
Everything a store needs to run a virtual showroom.
Pay only when you render onto a customer's own photo. Buy credits in packs; unused credits roll over.
Charge ₹299 for a premium render and make it a product, fold it into the quote, or give it free to win the job. Each store sets its own rule. Ontron bills you the credit either way.
A 30-day pilot in your showroom. We set up the Ontron interactive TV with your catalogue and branding, then run live renders and quotes on three real customer rooms with your staff. No commitment.
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