Draw the window.
The whole factory follows.
One system for uPVC and aluminium fabricators — from the first phone call to the warranty visit five years later. Draw a unit once, and the quantities, the price, the cut list, the work orders, the labels, the fitter's checklist and the invoice all come out of that same drawing.
Not one pixel on this site is a mock-up.
Every screen and every clip here was captured from a WindoorERP database holding real orders, real drawings, real cut lists and real serial numbers. No illustrations, no renderings, no invented interfaces. If a screen appears on this site, you can open it yourself in the demo.
Click any screen to open it full size.
Ten stops. Six departments. One record.
Most systems cover two or three of these and leave you to bridge the rest with spreadsheets and WhatsApp. This one runs the lot, and every stop reads the record the stop before it wrote.
Pick the part of your business you want to fix first.
The Design Studio
Draw any window or door inside the order, in three dimensions if you want, and let the system read it: every profile bar, every pane, every bead, every hinge, measured and priced without anyone typing a quantity.
The Factory Floor
Nested cut lists that report their own yield, off-cuts that go back into stock, a terminal built for gloved hands, quality gates that actually block a dispatch, and a live view of what the shop is doing right now.
Site & Service
The part most systems stop short of: dispatch, fitting tracked unit by unit on the installer's phone, snags that block handover, warranty registered per serial, and the service calls that follow for years.
One drawing.
194 costed components.
This is a real unit from a real order. Somebody drew it — a frame, a transom, a tilt-and-turn sash, a fixed light, a side light — and pressed save. That is the entire human contribution to what you see beside it.
The system then read the geometry and produced every frame bar cut to length with its mitre angles, every sash bar, every glass pane with its serial and area, every glazing bead, every mullion, every piece of hardware resolved from the chosen series — grouped, costed and ready to buy, cut and build.
- Nobody typed a quantity. So nobody can mistype one.
- Change a dimension and it all recomputes — with the previous version kept, not overwritten.
- It exports as a schedule your buyer and your workshop can both work from.
Watch it actually run.
Silent screen recordings from a live tenant. Nothing sped up, nothing cut together, nothing re-drawn.
Everything a window factory actually needs.
Not a list of modules to buy later. This is what is switched on the day you start.
Sales pipeline
Enquiries from any source become opportunities with a location, an owner and a survey visit already scheduled — with the technical project opened at the same moment.
Site survey on a phone
A fast pass for the sales visit and a five-step precision pass before production. Floor by floor, photo and laser per opening, and a variance check against what was quoted.
Window & door designer
Fixed, casement, sliding, tilt-and-turn, arched, folding, curtain wall, mesh and Georgian bars — drawn by touch or mouse, viewed in 3D, printed at A4 to A1.
Automatic take-off
Every bar, pane, bead and fitting measured from the drawing itself, matched to your catalogue and costed — with a schedule you can hand to a buyer.
Your own catalogue
Profile systems, glass build-ups with U-values and safety ratings, hardware brands and series, sets by application, and a colour library with real swatches.
Pricing & progress billing
Formula-driven pricing with volume breaks and margin floors, and progress certificates with advances, retention and deductions that a main contractor will recognise.
Production control
Orders with scheduling, merge and split, a live view of equipment effectiveness and waste, downtime causes, and a planner for laying out the shop itself.
Cutting & off-cuts
Bar and sheet nesting with kerf, trim and a reusable threshold. Usable remainders return to stock with a location and get offered first on the next plan.
Shop-floor terminal
Badge or PIN in, see only the stations you are qualified on, act piece by piece, call a manager, print a label. No mouse, no keyboard, no seat licence per station.
Installation tracking
Dispatch with overlap warnings, work packages, per-unit action stages you define, a fitter's phone app that works offline, and snags that block the handover.
After-sales & warranty
Warranty registered against each serial at handover, service requests triaged, on-site orders with the materials they consume, and maintenance contracts.
The manual, built in
120 topics, guided routes that walk a new user end to end, and editable maps of your own departments — searchable in the system and published on the web.
Your customers and your crews
do not need a seat.
One portal, many doors. A customer follows their orders, downloads their invoices and pays. A surveyor picks up their assigned visits. A fitter ticks off site work and hands over. An operator opens the shop-floor terminal. All of it from a browser, none of it needing an internal licence.
- Customers — orders, invoices, payments, service requests
- Surveyors — their assigned site visits, measured on a phone
- Installers — the day's jobs, unit by unit, offline capable
- Operators — the production terminal, from any tablet on the floor
Your industry on top.
A grown-up ERP underneath.
The parts of an ERP that are dull to build and painful to get wrong — double-entry accounting, stock moves, purchasing, payroll, multi-company, multi-currency, access rights, a full audit trail — are already there, already proven and already maintained.
So your configuration time goes on profile systems and hardware rules, not on chart-of-accounts plumbing.
Where would you like to look next?
Stop reading about it.
Open the system.
We will run your own workflow through a live tenant — your profile system, your glass spec, your paper size, your currency — and hand you the mouse. Bring one real job and we will take it from enquiry to invoice in front of you.
45–60 minutes · no slides · run on a real database · English or Arabic