Staging businesses run on two things: where the furniture is, and who is installing it on Thursday. Most operators outgrow spreadsheets long before they outgrow their warehouse — and the off-the-shelf tools are built for real estate agencies, not for the people moving the stock.
Talk to us →Furniture is split across a warehouse, a van and eleven occupied properties. Without live inventory you double-book pieces and buy replacements you already own.
Styling, collection and restyle jobs all compete for the same crew and the same truck. Scheduling by whiteboard breaks the moment a settlement date moves.
Every quote is a room count, a stock check and a price list reconciled by hand, usually after the site visit rather than during it.
Pay-on-settlement and extended-hire models are normal in this sector and are exactly what generic invoicing tools handle worst.
Every piece tagged, located and reserved against a job, so availability is a fact rather than a guess.
Crew, vehicle and job scheduling that survives a moved settlement date, with the run sheet on the installer's phone.
Build the quote in the property from real available stock, and send it before you get back to the car.
Give agents a self-serve view of bookings, photography and status instead of answering the same call five times.
Hire periods, extensions and pay-on-settlement terms modelled properly, with reminders that fire on the right date.
We have delivered for an Australian property styling business, and the operational core — scheduling, dispatch, live stock and mobile job tracking — is the same engine we have built for field-service and logistics operators.
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Tell us how your operation runs today and we will tell you what we would build.