A CRM for ply, laminate and veneer businesses
Brand books that walk away, rates that change by season, designs the customer chose and forgot — a CRM built for the sheet trade's real counter.
The trade that sells from books it does not control
Your counter is a library — laminate folders from six brands, veneer samples, shade cards — and the books do the selling.
Ply, laminate and veneer run as one trade in practice — the same shop, the same counter, the same day — and this page treats them as one, because the platform does.
The books walk away
With carpenters — coming back dog-eared, or not at all, and outdated the week a brand refreshes its range.
The code is forgotten by dinner
He picks a design in the shop and cannot name it that evening.
The rates live in three heads
By brand, by thickness, by season — where they have always lived.
The library, digital and unloseable
Your whole range — every brand's designs with images, sheets by thickness and finish — lives in the product master, brand-stamped and categorised.
A QR at the counter opens the catalogue on the customer's own phone: he browses, the design codes travel with him, and the enquiry is captured with his number the moment he opens it.
Your logo No app, no download. He opens the camera and points it at the code.
The book that walked away has become a lead.
The design he chose, on the document he takes home
The estimate carries the design's image against every line — laminate faces, ply grades, veneers — so the choice survives the drive home and the family conference. Revisions stack with dates as the carpenter changes the list; nothing is argued from memory later.
The design on every line
Laminate faces, ply grades, veneers — so the choice survives the drive home and the family conference.
Rates as one truth
Per-brand, per-thickness lists out of the master — per-dealer where you sell to the trade, with the effective date printed on the document.
Yesterday's designs, cleared instead of stored
Every laminate shop accumulates end-of-line designs — full sheets of patterns the market moved past.
A list of codesThe old way- Nobody has ever cleared old designs from one — because nobody can picture them
A priced, illustrated list- Your own judgement, made actionable — for the carpenters and dealers who can still use it
Nobody has ever cleared old designs from a list of codes.
One trade, one counter, one system
The books stay on the counter for the customers who love them.
The selling stops depending on them — and on the three heads that held the rates.
Bring one brand's shade book to the demo and watch it become a catalogue with a lead-capture.
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