Steel wire rope wound tightly on a winch drum
Now onboarding wire rope and rigging distributors

Rigging quoted to the load, the first time.

Slings and assemblies depend on load, angle, construction and termination. Intelli.Build carries your rating tables and rules, so any rep can spec a correct assembly without a rigging engineer on the phone.

Request a demoWhat gets configured

What gets configured, in order.

The same sequence your best rep follows. Each choice narrows the next, and every one is checked against your catalog and your rules before a quote goes out.

  • Load and liftThe weight of the load and how it will be picked
  • Sling configuration and angleSingle or multi-leg, with the sling angle factored into each leg
  • Working load limitRequired capacity per leg, with your design factor applied
  • Rope constructionDiameter, strand, core and grade from your rating tables
  • TerminationsSwaged, spliced, wedge socket, thimble or soft eyes
  • HardwareShackles, hooks, links and fittings rated to the assembly
  • Length and taggingCut length, tolerances and identification for the build ticket

The last step stays open until every check passes.

Ask the way the customer asked.

Plain language in. An answer from your catalog and rules out, with its working and the source.

  • Grounded in your tables
  • AlternativesWhen the spec isn't in stock
  • A person approvesEvery quote
Orange shackles rigged to a mooring point on a ship
Assistant · Wire rope and riggingIllustrative
Need a 2-leg wire rope bridle, 5 ton load, legs at 60°, 10 ft, eyes both ends with hooks.
Assistant
  • Each leg carries about 2.9 t at a 60° sling angle (load factor 1.155). Sling angle factor table
  • From your rating tables: 5/8 in 6x19 EIPS IWRC, mechanical splice eyes, rated above that per leg. Your wire rope rating table
  • Hooks: two eye hooks rated for the leg load, plus a master link sized for the full 5 t. Your hardware ratings
Checked against your rating tables · 2 alternatives in stock · sources linked on every line

Every team gets the answers.

The same catalog brain that quotes for you also answers every team that touches a wire rope and rigging order.

See the Operations Brain
The assistant answering a parts question with catalog page citations

Questions buyers ask first.

What is a wire rope sling configurator?

Software that specifies a sling or rigging assembly from the load, sling angle, rope construction, terminations and hardware, and checks the working load limit before the quote. Intelli.Build does this from your own rating tables.

How does it handle sling angle and design factor?

Sling angle is factored into the load on each leg, and the working load limit is checked with your design factor against your rating tables.

Is rigging available today?

Intelli.Build is onboarding wire rope and rigging distributors now. Request a demo to run one of your assemblies.

Does it use our catalog or a generic one?

Your own. Intelli.Build loads your PDF catalogs, rating tables and rules, and every answer the assistant gives cites the catalog page it came from.

Where can our team and customers use it?

On your website as an embedded configurator, at the counter, or inside your sales team. It works standalone from day one, and you can connect your ERP for live pricing and inventory when you are ready.

Does anything go to a customer without a person checking it?

No. The assistant drafts the assembly and the quote, and a person approves before anything goes out.

Bring your hardest rigging assembly. We'll quote it live.

15 minutes, your actual product category, no generic demo.

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