Production, installation and after-sales request glass by size or shape, with panes suggested from the design. Purchasing gets a draft request for quotation per supplier.
Production orders and service orders use the same Gantt view, with its tray, dark mode and phone layout, so every schedule works one way.
Your customer's job page now groups openings by floor and adds a search box on larger jobs, so any window is found in seconds.
Before: Openings were one long list.
Work packages now take each produced unit with its size and serial, show the site photos per opening, and after-sales checks warranty by serial.
Before: Serials and later batches could be lost.
The handover pack prints a QR code next to each window that opens its warranty page.
Before: The QR column was empty.
A salesperson with ordinary rights can pick any customer, add lines by hand and confirm with a project, and buyers can record vendor bills.
Before: These steps needed extra rights.
Survey counts now sit inside the Control Tower, and every card opens exactly the records behind its number.
Before: Surveys had a separate dashboard.
Profile systems without reinforcement no longer add steel to the cut list, and progress invoices with outdated deductions were recalculated.
Handover waits for required photos, warranty starts on the signature date, order changes reach the site, and cancelling an order cancels its unstarted work packages.
The stock aging report now rebuilds your stock as it stood on the date you choose, aged first in, first out and valued at each receipt's cost.
Before: The chosen date was ignored.
