Forterro showcased its Quotila system at Fensterbau Frontale 2026, marking the first exhibition appearance of its Windows and Doors business unit as a combined entity, bringing together Business Micros and Orgadata.
The group’s focus at the event centred on the role of integrated, end-to-end software processes across the value chain, rather than standalone solutions.
Quotila, a cloud-based configuration, pricing and quoting platform, made its debut to a European audience. The system enables users to generate quotes using supplier-linked product data, supporting accuracy and efficiency in the sales process.
A key feature highlighted at the event was the Home Visualiser tool, which allows users to create photorealistic 2D and 3D representations of windows and doors on images of their own properties. The platform is designed to support system companies, fabricators and installers, with scalable functionality depending on user requirements.
Alongside Quotila, Forterro presented updates to its Logikal software, including a Product Carbon Footprint calculator to support sustainability documentation, and tools designed to assist compliance with fire-rated product requirements.
Developments in production software were also demonstrated, including updates to Unilink for machine connectivity and the Logikal MES production control system.
Dean Hodges, Sales Director at Forterro Windows and Doors, said: “It was valuable for UK customers to see the scale of the group and understand how our solutions can support greater integration across PVC-U and aluminium systems.”
