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Furniture & Fixture

Made to order, delivered on the date you promised

Furniture and fixture businesses quote variants, not products. Every finish, fabric, module and site measurement changes the bill of material, the cost and the promise date — and the system has to keep pace with the showroom floor.

Made to order, delivered on the date you promised
What is moving

The forces shaping this sector

Six shifts we see across engagements in this industry, and what each one asks of the underlying system.

01

Configure to order

Variant configuration that turns a showroom selection into a costed bill of material and routing.

02

Project fitouts

Modular kitchen, wardrobe and office fitout work run as projects with milestone billing.

03

SKU proliferation

Finish, fabric and hardware combinations controlled through characteristics rather than new part numbers.

04

Omnichannel order book

Dealer, own showroom and marketplace orders arriving in one queue with one promise date.

05

Installation and service

Site measurement, delivery slot and fitter visit scheduled against the order that created them.

06

Warranty analytics

Recurring defects traced back to the component, the vendor and the production batch.

Business benefits

What changes once it is in place

See the work
  • Quotations priced from a live bill of material instead of a spreadsheet mark-up.
  • Promise dates that account for capacity, imported hardware lead time and installation slots.
  • Panel, hardware and fabric consumption reconciled against the cutting plan.
  • Dealer claims, schemes and returns settled from the same order record.
  • Service history visible to whoever takes the customer's call.
Proof

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