A CRM for lighting businesses
A light sells lit but ships as a code; the wrong white shows only on the wall. Quotations with images, exact to wattage and shade, checked before dispatch.
A trade that sells an effect, not an object
The fitting in the box is inert.
What the customer buys is what he saw on your ceiling — that warm gold wash over the display counter, the profile line that made a plain wall expensive.
On paper, the glow becomes 18W, 3000K, gold body.
Warm and cool, same box
The same panel in two whites ships in identical cartons — and passes every quantity check.
The chandelier he pointed at
Has no name he remembers, and no code he wrote down.
The site call comes late
Only when the wrong white is already burning on the wall.
The moment the sale becomes paper, the glow becomes a code.
The fitting he pointed at, exact on the page
The fitting he pointed at, printed exactly.
The product master holds every variant that matters in this trade — wattage, shade of white, body finish — with the image against each.
So "the gold one over the counter" leaves your showroom as an exact line: picture, wattage and shade printed on the quotation, room by room for a full home, dozens of points on one document.
Revisions stack with dates as rooms are added, and the follow-up is already set for the days the family spends deciding.
Prices are subject to change. Every line carries the date it applies from.The lit ceiling, capturing its own customers
A lighting floor is walked slowly, faces up.
A QR beside the display opens the range on the customer's own phone and records the visit — so the browser who wandered under two hundred burning fittings and left without reaching the counter is a captured enquiry, not a memory.
The electrician's vote, counted and kept
The man who wires the house decides half of what hangs in it.
The professionals around your sales are captured in fields on the enquiry — so you know who actually sends business, and what you promised him is a figure the incentives module keeps, not a feeling he has to chase.
The wrong white, caught before the truck
Two boxes, identical outside — one warm white, one cool.
Boxes carry numbers, the docket is photographed at dispatch — and the fitting that arrives dead or dies in week two comes back as a photographed, counted replacement settled with the brand, not a drawer argument.
The wrong white passes every quantity check and fails at the customer's ceiling.
Quote one room with pictures, exact to the shade of white — and watch the site call not come.
Ask for a demoA quantity tallyThe old way- Passes both boxes — ten sent, ten ordered, nothing to see
- Fails at the ceiling — when the wrong white is already burning
A physical check- The order line says which white — exactly, not approximately
- A person owns the verification — before anything is packed