Finished windows can ship on one delivery per sale order, with a delivery note that shows each window's drawing. Each step has its own switch.
The sign-in page shows your company name and rotating tips from the help centre, with quick links to the portal and help for staff.
Pick the profile product for each mullion, frame side or sash in the designer. The drawing width and the cut list follow your choice.
Before: One default profile served every member.
Every production feature now has its switch on one page, with recommended sets by company size. Features you switch off disappear from menus and screens.
Load a window schedule from Excel, in English or Arabic, into a draft quotation. Lines are added and drawn automatically, with doubtful rows held back for checking.
Measurements taken before the price now have their own list, without an approval step, while the combined views still show both kinds of survey.
Send chosen items back to site with a reason and a visit date. Sizes already on the order stay until the new ones are approved.
Every morning the system sends the day-before visit reminder and the overdue survey notice, once an outgoing mail server is set up.
Before: Nothing sent these reminders.
A technical request shows its surveys, quotations and measurements on one tab. Unassigned surveys wait for dispatch, and requests move forward as the work is done.
Before: Each step was moved by hand.
Choose the hardware colour and handle type per window. The difference from the series' standard set is priced as an extra on the quotation line.
Send a cutting plan straight to the saw or machining centre in its own format, including DXF and G-code. Every file sent is logged and can be downloaded again.
Before: Generating and delivering the file were separate.
Installation projects and work packages now open on one cockpit with plan, openings, quality and handover together, showing what still stands before the customer's signature.
