Platform · Production
Know what’s happening with every job.
The specification that priced the quote is the specification the workshop builds from. Purchase orders, cutting information, labels and drawings come out of the same record, so the unit that arrives is the unit that was sold.
Replaces: Re-typed order forms, verbal amendments and remakes nobody wants to own.
The problem
“Where is that job?” should not require three phone calls.
Once an order is won it usually disappears into the workshop, and the office learns about a delay from the customer rather than from the factory.
- 01
Order forms re-typed from the quote, with the errors that brings.
- 02
Progress held on a whiteboard only the workshop can see.
- 03
Deadlines that are only checked once they have passed.
- 04
Phased work fitted in the wrong order because nobody sequenced it.
- SystemOrder form
- SystemWhiteboard
- SystemWall planner
- SystemPhone call
- SystemApology
Five places to look, none of which agree with each other — and no single record of the job.
The Fenora answer
The job, its stage and its deadline, visible to everyone.
The specification that priced the quote is the specification the workshop builds from. Purchase orders, labels and drawings come out of the same record, and the job’s progress is stated rather than asked after.
- 01
A timeline you can plan against
What is in production, what is due, and what is at risk of slipping.
- 02
Stage by stage
Order in, cutting, assembly, glazing, finishing and ready — per job.
- 03
Deadlines that are enforced
Delivery and fitting dates drive the schedule instead of following it.
- 04
Assignments
Who is responsible for the job, and for each outstanding task on it.
- 05
Purchasing from the job
Supplier purchase orders and unit labels generated, not written out.
- 06
Phased properly
Jobs delivered and fitted in stages stay in the right sequence.
Built as specified
The section the workshop builds to.
Timber core, cladding, glazing build-up and cill profile are all part of the specification that priced the quote — so the unit that comes off the bench is the unit that was sold.
Inside the product
This is what it actually looks like.
Fenora's own interface, not an illustration of it — the same screens your office and your site teams work in every day.
The workflow
Won work, through the factory, onto a vehicle.
No re-entry between sales, purchasing and the bench.
- 01Order wonQuote accepted
- 02PurchasingSuppliers ordered
- 03ProductionStage tracked
- 04ReadyLabelled
- 05DeliveryLoaded
Find the work → Manage the lead → Survey it → Configure it → Quote it → Win it → Produce it → Organise it → Deliver it.
Benefits
What changes in the business.
Not features. The four things that are different once this is in place.
- 01
One specification, end to end
No re-entry between sales, purchasing and the workshop.
- 02
Purchase orders and labels
Generated from the job, per supplier and per unit.
- 03
Phased work
Jobs delivered and fitted in stages stay in the right order.
- 04
A timeline you can plan against
What is coming, and when it needs to be ready.
Connected
It does not work alone.
One system. One source of truth.
Everything stays organised.
Billing & business administration
Subscription, seats, add-ons and invoices handled in one place, alongside company details, VAT and currency settings.
Product & pricing library
Your materials, glass, hardware, colours and fitting rates held once and used by every quote in the business.
Media & documents
Drawings, photographs, certificates and reference images filed against the job they belong to.
Ready to run your window business differently?
Manage leads, surveys, window configuration, quoting, production, teams and deliveries — all from one place.