Start with the right information.
Create the rooms, capture surveys and dimensions, and keep photographs, drawings and important notes with the job.
Follow a kitchen job from room measurements to the final fitting. Keep the information with it at every handover.
Create the rooms, capture surveys and dimensions, and keep photographs, drawings and important notes with the job.
Use the site information as a reference, then upload room plans and renders from your design software. Arrange the images for your presentation.
Build room-based quotes with cupboard codes, materials, hardware and markups. Keep relevant plans and notes close at hand.
Present the relevant designs and quotes, capture feedback and revise as needed. Hold further meetings until the client is ready to accept.
Use the relevant job information and order lists to organise purchasing, with tasks for additional requirements as they arise.
Give the workshop numbered cupboard details, specifications and notes. Track cupboard completion and assign follow-up work.
Hand over the relevant cupboard information and notes. Track installation tasks, additional work and outstanding items through to completion.
Clients can need more than one meeting. Designs change, extra orders arise and the workshop may need a follow-up task. Keep those conversations and responsibilities with the job as it moves forward.
Let’s walk through your workflow and see where My Cupboard Costing can help.