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The detail connects.
The job moves.

Practical tools for the work between the first client conversation and the final installation.

01 / Costing & quotes

Confidence starts with the detail.

Build a structured quote around the way you make cupboards. Keep specifications and pricing inputs together to help reduce missed items, inconsistent markups and the pressure of underquoting or overquoting.

  • Reusable cupboard codes and standard dimensions
  • Height groups, materials and hardware selections
  • Configurable markups and room-based quotes
  • Relevant drawings and notes for quoting reference
02 / Cutting lists

Less manual preparation. More consistency.

Use cupboard specifications and configured construction rules to prepare cutting information. Spend less time transferring dimensions and more time checking the job that will be made.

  • Cupboard dimensions and configured cutting rules
  • Relevant panel, filler and edging information
  • Cutting information linked to the cupboard specification
  • A repeatable approach to preparing production information
03 / Jobs & room information

Keep the context with the job.

A room is more than a quote. Keep the survey, photographs, meeting notes and drawings together so the next person has a useful starting point.

  • Rooms, surveys and H × W × D dimensions in millimetres
  • Site visits, client meetings and important notes
  • Photographs, drawings, files and assigned tasks
  • Job stages and completed-job organisation
04 / Designs & presentations

Bring the client into the conversation.

Upload plans and renders from your design workflow. Arrange presentation images, show the relevant designs and quotes, and capture what needs to change.

  • Room-based plans and renders
  • Adjustable presentation image order
  • Relevant in-progress quotes for client presentations
  • Design-only references for later job stages
05 / Orders, workshop & installation

Give every handover a purpose.

Move approved work towards production with the relevant specifications and notes. Keep additional requirements visible through tasks as the job develops.

  • Order lists and purchasing work
  • Numbered cupboard information and specifications
  • Workshop notes and cupboard completion checklists
  • Installation handovers and follow-up tasks
06 / People & permissions

Keep the focus on the responsibility.

Give each team the information relevant to its part of the job. Control access to sensitive pricing while supporting collaboration across departments.

  • Role-based access to job information
  • Restricted access to quote values
  • Tasks assigned to the relevant people
  • Shared important notes across the job

Your design software still has its place.

My Cupboard Costing brings uploaded plans and renders into the job workflow. It complements your design process; it is not a CAD drawing or board nesting tool. Configure and review your construction rules before relying on production outputs.

A clearer way to work

Put your time back
into your business.

Let’s walk through your workflow and see where My Cupboard Costing can help.

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