An ERP structured for custom furniture and woodworking operations
CRM, sales, projects, production, purchasing, inventory, finance, HR and indicators — already structured and now open to pilot companies that want to shape the final product.
What usually breaks in custom furniture operations
- Projects sold with an estimate that never gets compared to real production cost.
- Production schedule kept on whiteboards and messages.
- Material purchasing disconnected from approved projects.
- Installation and delivery dates missed with no early warning.
- No consolidated view of margin per project.
How the structure is designed
The system is organised around the project: from the commercial proposal to design approval, material requirements, purchasing, shop-floor production, delivery and installation, with finance and indicators consolidating the real cost against what was sold. The structure exists; the pilot programme is how we adapt it to a real operation before general release.
Key features
Leads, proposals, approval stages and customer history.
Project record with scope, environments, revisions and approvals.
Shop-floor stages, scheduling and status per project.
Material requirements derived from approved projects and suppliers.
Sheet goods, hardware and supplies with movement control.
Receivables, payables and cost versus revenue per project.
Team, allocation and workforce visibility across projects.
Operational and commercial dashboards for management.
Intended for
What makes it different
- The structure is already built — the pilot adapts it, it does not start from zero.
- Direct access to the engineering team during the pilot.
- Priority influence over the roadmap of the released product.
- Pilot conditions defined case by case with the partner company.
Expected benefits
Compare what was quoted with what production actually consumed.
Production and installation stages visible per project.
Materials bought against approved project needs.
As a pilot company, your operation influences the final product.
How it works
We map your operation and check pilot fit.
The structure is adjusted to your real process.
Your team operates the system with close support.
Learnings become the released product version.
Talk to our team — pricing is defined after we understand your operation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy it today as a finished product?
Not yet. It is structured and available for pilot projects, not as a general release.
What does being a pilot company mean?
You use the system in a real operation with close support and influence over the roadmap.
What are the pilot conditions?
They are defined case by case according to scope. Talk to our team.
How long does a pilot take?
It depends on the size and complexity of the operation; timelines are agreed upfront.
Do we keep the system afterwards?
Continuity terms are part of the pilot agreement.