Spreadsheets here, paper travelers there, a 20-year-old database in the corner. Spegiti untangles it — the quote, the drawings, the customer's written approval, the shop checklist, and the invoice, one connected record per job.
Quote, drawings, approval, and invoice on one record.
Customers approve on their phone. Timestamped, both sides.
"Bid at 20 hours, took 34." One tap on the floor.
We built Spegiti inside a working millwork shop, replacing a 20-year-old database that had plenty of features — and failed the same four ways every aging shop system does.
The schedule flags a job in trouble — but you can't click it. You go hunting through forms for the record behind the number.
Drawings on a file server, sorted by builder, three revisions deep. The shop builds from the wrong one.
The order gets printed, walked across the building, and re-keyed into QuickBooks by hand.
The monthly P&L says how the shop did. Nothing says how that job did — especially the labor.
One connected record per job — bid it, draw it, get it approved in writing, build it, deliver it, bill it.
Bid off blueprints, sit six months, field-measure, re-price as Rev 2. The old version stays on record.
Customers review on their phone, mark up the drawing, tap approve. Both sides get a timestamped record.
Shop drawings, field measures, 3D renders — attached, revisioned, watermarked for customer viewing.
Job, what it is, the steps, a checkbox. No addresses, no money — the whole screen, on purpose.
Tap start, tap done. Real hours per job with zero data entry, held against what you bid.
The approved quote becomes the invoice. Payments and aging tracked; QuickBooks sync on the roadmap.
Closets run different from millwork. Name your own pipeline stages, switch on only the features you need, and give everyone their own view of the same job.
Pipeline, margins, alerts — the whole business with drill-down everywhere.
A list of jobs, what each one is, and a checkbox. Nothing else.
Leads, drawings, quotes, and approvals — no company financials.
Their jobs, their designs, progress, and messages — nothing else.
No per-user math. Your crew, your installers, and your customers' portal access are all in.
Founding shops: $99/mo, locked for life. We're onboarding a small first group personally — including importing your old system's data. Your workflow shapes the product; your price never moves.
Claim a founding spotWalk through a working shop in the demo, or grab a founding spot while the first group is open.