The business problem
A customer changes the glass or dimensions after a quote is prepared. The change must be understood in the drawing, the factory order and the job record — not left in a separate email.
Window & Door Business Platform · Business systems
Product configuration and quoting, customer projects, drawings and factory orders, purchasing and delivery, measurement and installation, and component warranty and service records.
A customer changes the glass or dimensions after a quote is prepared. The change must be understood in the drawing, the factory order and the job record — not left in a separate email.
Keeping configuration and downstream documents aligned. Quote lines, drawings and factory documents are tied to the project so the team can review the changed specification before ordering; installation and component-warranty records continue that project history.
Product options and pricing rules feed quote documents. Plan markup and facade previews support the technical review; factory orders, shipment and receipt records, measurements, installation and warranty periods stay organized around the same customer project.
Configuration change
Shared project specification
Aligned documents
The quote, drawing and factory order follow the same project specification.
A closer look at the work behind each stage.
Dimensions, product options and pricing rules, brought into quote documents.
Customer details, project records, business stages and related files in one workspace.
Window drawings, plan markup, facade previews, PDF quotes and factory orders.
Order, shipment, arrival and receipt records that support the next stage of work.
Site measurements, installation scheduling, execution and completion records.
Component-level warranty periods and records of after-sales issues and follow-up.
Many of these projects were built for businesses we operate ourselves — we run the software we build.
Explore servicesThe quote, drawing, factory order and job record are tied to the same customer project, so a change is reviewed in all of them rather than sitting in a separate email. The team can see the changed specification before ordering.
Yes. In this project, product options and pricing rules feed the quote documents. The rules themselves are set by the business.
Yes. Factory orders, shipment and receipt records, measurements, installation and component warranty periods stay organized around the same customer project.
This project includes plan markup and facade previews to support technical review. They help the team check the specification and are not a substitute for that review.
Start with a two-to-three-week Operating Review: fixed scope, fixed fee, and you keep everything.