A kitchen installer's dashboard.
Typical scenario, not an existing client. Every piece of data on this page is fictional: names, amounts, transcripts. The buttons respond but send nothing. The interface is the one we ship. Real figures are established during the free audit.
This is what an eight-person kitchen installer sees on walking into the showroom. Configured quotes, prospects to chase, jobs in progress, invoicing: the day is readable before opening a single email.
What the automation does in this screen.
The dashboard above only shows data. Here is what produces it, section by section. The figures quoted are those of the 30-day view.
The salesperson enters the configuration on a tablet during the meeting. The quote is laid out and sent before the client has left the showroom. The follow-up sequence starts on its own and stops as soon as the client replies: of the 9 open quotes, 6 are already in a scheduled sequence.
"Where are you up to?" is the question that costs a project manager the most. The agent answers it by reading the actual schedule: 10 messages handled over the period, only 2 escalated — the mismatched water inlet and the scratched lacquered front, the only two that needed a real decision.
Every visit is scored from what the salesperson entered. Dated projects leave with a follow-up already written, plan attached; visits with no contact details drop out of the pipeline instead of inflating it. Of 12 visits, 4 tied up nobody.
The deposit goes out on signature, the balance on handover, the reminders follow without anyone acting. The accountant gets the export without asking. It is also what surfaces the €18,300 overdue instead of letting it slip between two jobs.
What would yours look like?
In 30 minutes we look at your quote → showroom → site flow. You leave with the 2 or 3 points where automation gives time back straight away.
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