Built for Window & Door Fitter businesses
Made-to-measure units ordered before the deposit has landed
A deposit invoice is raised the moment the customer accepts, so the order is funded
Long lead times where the customer goes quiet and starts worrying
Keep them updated with messages as the order progresses and the fit is booked
Handover disputes about a scratch nobody can date
A signed job sheet with photos at handover, settled on the day
Warranty questions years later about which units went where
Keep the units you fitted against the property, with dates and warranty details
Everything a Window & Door Fitter needs
One app to replace the spreadsheets, paper invoices, and admin pile.
Quoting With Options
Offer colour, glazing and hardware upgrades the customer can tick on the quote.
Deposits on Acceptance
The deposit invoice is raised automatically when they accept, before you order.
Customer Assets
The units you fitted, with their warranty dates, kept against the property.
Job Sheets
A signed handover with photos, which ends the argument before it starts.
Customer Text Updates
Tell them when the order is in and when you are coming to fit.
Purchase Orders
Order from the fabricator with the price fixed and tied to the job.
Made-to-measure work is unforgiving: the units are ordered to a size, paid for up front and useless to anyone else. Deposits, a clear survey record and a signed handover are what keep that risk where it belongs.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take a deposit before ordering units?
Yes. Set a deposit percentage on the quote and the deposit invoice is raised the moment the customer accepts, so made-to-measure units are funded before you order.
Can I record the units fitted for warranty claims?
Yes. Keep them as records against the property, with the fit date and warranty length, so a call three years later is easy to answer.
How do I protect myself at handover?
Fill in a job sheet with photos and take the customer's signature on your phone. It is the document that settles a dispute about damage or snagging.