Industry solution · Carpentry & joinery
Every piece is one of a kind. The process doesn't have to be.
Whether built-in wardrobe, kitchen or staircase: between consultation and installation come measurements, choice of materials, design approval and weeks in the workshop. Peak One records what was agreed and who has the next step.
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Where everyday work gets stuck
Long jobs. Lots of interim statuses.
- Which version of the design the customer approved is somewhere in the email thread.
- Wood type, finish and hardware were settled in conversation and remembered differently later.
- Workshop and installation coordinate by shouting, and the installation date is shaky.
- Prospects first ask what you offer at all, and you explain it from scratch every time.
The old and the new workflow
From the email thread to the approved version.
Typical workflow
- Scheduling consultation appointments by phone
- Measurements and materials on loose sheets
- Asking for design approval by email
- Workshop asks the office what's coming next
With Peak One
- Customer books the consultation through a link
- Measurement and material agreements in the document for the job
- Approval as an agreement with a visible signature status
- Production and installation as tasks with owners
How a custom build works
From the consultation until installation.
- TriggerA customer wants a custom built-in wardrobe for the sloped ceiling.
- 01 · AppointmentBook a consultationThrough a booking link, the customer picks an appointment for the consultation at the workshop or on site.
- 02 · DocumentRecord agreementsMeasurements, wood type, finish and hardware are in a document the team can find.
- 03 · AgreementApprove the designApproval runs as an agreement. The signature status shows you whether the customer has signed.
- 04 · TaskPlan productionCutting, production and finishing become tasks with a responsible person and a due date.
- 05 · TaskPrepare installationInstallation is a task of its own, and the project overview shows whether the workshop will finish on time.
What you start with
Five apps. One job, one common thread.
- 01Available
Offer
Write out your service offer, such as custom built-in furniture: for whom, which service, which terms.
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Booking
A booking link for consultations at the workshop or at the customer's.
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Docs
One document per job with measurements, materials and agreements, easy to find in the library.
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Sign
The design approval as an agreement, with the status of who has already signed.
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Work
Production and installation as tasks, with a project overview of ongoing jobs.
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Peak One is not carpentry software. There is no CAD or design, no parts lists or cutting optimization, no machine connection and no cost calculation or invoicing. Offer helps you describe your service offer, not prepare a cost estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Can I create drawings and parts lists in Peak One?
No. You keep creating designs and parts lists in your own program. In Peak One, you record agreements, have the approval signed and plan production and installation as tasks.
Is Offer a cost estimate?
No. In Offer, you describe your service offer, meaning who it is for, what you provide and on what terms. You calculate prices for a specific job as before.
What does Peak One cost for a carpentry shop?
There's a free way to start. Which apps are included in which plan is on the pricing page.
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What's included.
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- FunctionFocusNext 3, daily plan and energy profile: start less, finish more.View
Start with carpentry & joinery shops. The rest follows.
Consultation, design approval, workshop and installation for custom-made pieces in one sequence. Log in with Google and see your company in one place.
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