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Quote complex windows without the complexity.

Every quote is built from the actual configuration of every window and door, with your own pricing, margins and fitting rates applied. The customer receives a document that reflects the work, and signs it without printing anything.

Replaces: Word templates, hand-worked spreadsheets and prices that depend on who wrote them.

The problem

A bespoke window is not a line on an invoice.

Every unit has sizes, glazing, bars, hardware, timber, two colours and a fitting method — and each one moves the price. Quoted by hand, that is either slow or wrong.

  • 01

    Quotes written up in the evening and sent three days later.

  • 02

    Prices that depend on which estimator picked up the enquiry.

  • 03

    Margin lost to a rate somebody remembered incorrectly.

  • 04

    Documents that describe the work without showing it.

How it is done today
  1. SystemNotebook
  2. SystemSpreadsheet
  3. SystemWord template
  4. SystemPDF printer
  5. SystemPost

Five places to look, none of which agree with each other — and no single record of the job.

The Fenora answer

Priced from the specification, presented as the finished job.

The figure is calculated from the actual configuration of every unit against your own cost base, margin structure and fitting rates. The customer receives a document with the drawings on it and signs it without printing anything.

  • 01

    Your pricing, applied consistently

    Material, glass, hardware and finish costs held once, used by everyone.

  • 02

    Fitting priced per phase

    Supply-only, basic fitting and full fitting handled as separate, honest rates.

  • 03

    Drawings on the quote

    Each unit rendered internally and externally, so nothing is ambiguous.

  • 04

    Revisions kept

    Every version retained, so what changed and when is never in dispute.

  • 05

    Signed digitally

    The customer accepts online and the deal moves the same day.

  • 06

    Straight into production

    The accepted quote instructs purchasing and the workshop unchanged.

A tall anthracite sash window with six-over-six glazing bars.
Box sash · tallAnthracite · 6 over 6

Priced from the specification

The customer sees the window they are buying.

Each unit is drawn on the quotation at its own size and finish, priced from your rates, so there is never an argument about what was ordered.

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.

Fenora — Quote document
The document the customer receives, drawings included

Customer to signature

Six steps, and none of them done twice.

The complexity of a bespoke window is real. The work of quoting it does not have to be — every step below reads from the same record as the one before it.

  1. 01 · Customer

    Taken from the deal

    Name, site address and correspondence details come from the CRM record, not a form.

    No re-typing the address
  2. 02 · Design

    Units configured

    Every window and door is built pane by pane, in the sizes and style the job requires.

    No sketching on a survey sheet
  3. 03 · Specification

    Glass, bars, finish

    Glazing, timber, hardware and separate internal and external colours recorded per unit.

    No specification held in notes
  4. 04 · Pricing

    Cost and margin

    Your material costs, hardware rates and fitting rates applied, with margin protected per line.

    No spreadsheet arithmetic
  5. 05 · Quote

    A document, not a list

    Branded pages carrying the drawings, the specification, the totals and your terms.

    No Word template
  6. 06 · Signature

    Accepted online

    The customer signs digitally and the deal moves to production the same day.

    No printing or posting
What the customer receives
Front page & company details
Branded
Drawing per unit
Internal & external
Specification schedule
Per opening
Totals, VAT and fitting
Itemised
Terms & warranty
Included
Acceptance
Signed online

The workflow

Six steps, one record.

Nothing is re-entered between them, and nothing is worked out twice.

  1. 01CustomerFrom the CRM
  2. 02DesignUnits configured
  3. 03SpecificationGlass, bars, finish
  4. 04PricingCost & margin
  5. 05QuoteBranded document
  6. 06SignatureAccepted online

Benefits

What changes in the business.

Not features. The four things that are different once this is in place.

  • 01

    Priced from the specification

    Sizes, glass, timber, hardware and finishes all drive the figure.

  • 02

    Your margins, your rates

    Supply-only, basic fitting and full fitting handled properly, per phase.

  • 03

    Drawings included

    Each unit is drawn on the quote, so there is no argument about what was ordered.

  • 04

    Signed off digitally

    The customer accepts online and the deal moves forward the same day.

Also included

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.

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