A CRM for kitchens and wardrobes businesses
One sale, many components — quoted as one proposal, produced from a live bill of materials, fitted at site, and closed with a signed acceptance.
The trade where one yes means a hundred parts
A kitchen is one sale and a hundred decisions — carcass sizes, shutters, channels, hinges, the handle the customer changed twice.
Every failure in that paragraph is a coordination failure — five good teams, and decisions that did not travel.
That is precisely the problem this platform was built to end.
One proposal for the customer, one list for the workshop
A solution estimate quotes the whole job as one clean price proposal — while generating the full bill of materials underneath it. The customer sees a kitchen; your backend sees every channel and hinge, listed because the system listed them, not because somebody remembered.
Revise the estimate and the bill of materials revises with it — one document, two faces. The drawing attaches to the same revision, so the superseded version cannot be picked up: the wrong cutting list simply does not exist anymore.
What the customer sees- One clean price proposal — a kitchen, quoted as one thing
- Revised as he changes his mind — with every version keeping its date
What the workshop sees- The full bill of materials — every channel and hinge, generated underneath
- Bound to the same revision — so the wrong cutting list does not exist
From yes to the workshop, without the waiting
Available material moves to the workshop the day the order succeeds; the shortfall procures itself in parallel and arrives by the same route. No workshop of your own?
Outside fabricators join as team members — receiving delivery notes, recording production, marking final goods — so the man who says "Thursday" becomes a status you can read.
The handover that protects the balance payment
Fitting is recorded at site with progress images; completion is photographed; and the close is a structured form with ratings, remarks and the customer's signature on the phone.
For a bespoke product in someone's home, that signed acceptance is the difference between a balance released and a balance argued.
Sold like a consumer product, run like a project
The front- Showroom selling at its purest — displays, the guided tour, the follow-up while the family decides
The back- Project delivery — material, workshop, fitting, signature
The front of this trade is showroom selling at its purest — the displays, the guided tour QR, the follow-up while the family decides. The back is project delivery. Most software picks one half.
This trade needs both, and the platform is both by design.
Bring one kitchen order — estimate to signature — and watch every decision travel.
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