Light a shop.
Build a consistent offer.
A lighting supplier and an installer.

What gets stuck
today.
Tracks, power supplies, adapters, optics and finishes must be compatible. A quote can miss an accessory or mix two track systems without it being immediately visible.
Prepare an initial selection for an 80 m² shop: 12 track spotlights, black finish and a desired colour temperature of 3,000 K.
Clear parameters.
Guided decisions.
What the Cortex should check
- Filter spotlights and accessories by compatible track system.
- Collect heights, uses and lighting objectives for the installation study.
- Check control options and associated components in the manufacturer’s data.
Build the selection
Have the study validated
Madus links
the whole deal.
The supplier controls the references available and the installer’s terms. The selection and its quote stay linked to the shop’s file, along with the exchanges needed to move the opportunity forward.
Discover management and steering ↗A file ready to use.
The 12 spotlights are an illustrative request, not a recommended sizing. A photometric and electrical study is still required.
Professional lighting
- List of proposed luminaires and accessories
- Summary of the selected characteristics
- Offer to be confirmed after a lighting study
No made-up prices: quoting would use the price grids, rules and terms validated by the supplier.
A business question.
Is the number of luminaires calculated automatically?
Not in this scenario. Such a function would require a suitable calculation engine and data, a defined scope and technical validation.
To carry out this project, we would need to gather the catalogue or offer, the rules, the price grids and validated examples. The scope and feasibility would then be defined together.
More time to sell.
More visibility to act.
Let’s see how Madus can support your company and your network.
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