Software for Office Furniture Installers and Fit-Out Crews

Deliveries, floor-by-floor builds and handovers planned around the building's rules, not just the calendar.

Software for Office Furniture Installers and Fit-Out Crews
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The building sets the timetable

The building sets the timetable

An office install is rarely limited by the crew. It is limited by the goods lift booking, the loading dock slot, the rule that noisy work happens after six, and the security desk that needs names a day ahead.

Dock and lift slots - booked times written on the job
Working hours - day, evening or weekend work agreed with the building
Crew names - sent to site security in advance
Floor protection - what must be laid before goods move
The layout plan on every phone

The layout plan on every phone

Desks, pedestals, storage and screens go to exact positions on a plan. When only the crew leader has the drawing, everyone else waits for instructions.

Plan attached - the layout for each floor on the job
Counts per area - how many of each item go where
Special items - sit-stand desks needing power, acoustic pods, boardroom tables
Floor by floor - each level as its own job to close
Damage and shortages on delivery

Damage and shortages on delivery

Scratched worktops, a missing box of legs, the wrong fabric on a batch of chairs. Found on delivery day, these are a supplier claim; found at handover, they are your problem.

Delivery check - items counted against the order on arrival
Damage photos - taken before packaging goes to waste
Shortage list - what is missing and which floor it holds up
Return visit - planned as soon as replacements have a date
Handover without an argument

Handover without an argument

The client's facilities manager walks the floors and signs. What they sign is what you will be paid against.

Snag list - each defect photographed with its location
Signed acceptance - on the phone, with the time
Waste removed - packaging collected and noted
Hours per job - crew time for costing the next quote
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Read how installers handle dock slots, layouts and handovers

What office furniture installation software needs to handle

Office furniture installation software is really about coordination with things you do not control: the building, the manufacturer's delivery and the client's move date. The crew is the easy part. A good plan records the building rules on the job, puts the layout in every installer's hands and captures the condition of the goods on arrival.

Moves and reconfigurations

Much of the work is not new furniture but moving existing desks for a reorganisation. Those jobs need a before-and-after plan, labels on each item and a record of what was damaged in the move. Furniture installation software that treats them as jobs with checklists keeps them as tidy as a new fit-out.

Out-of-hours work

Occupied offices are fitted at night and at weekends. The crew needs access instructions, an out-of-hours contact and a clear list of what must be finished before staff arrive on Monday.

Electric desks and power

Sit-stand desks need floor boxes or power modules in the right place, and the electrician is usually someone else's contractor. Noting on the job which positions depend on power, and whether it is live, stops a crew from building desks that cannot be switched on.

Clearing the old furniture

Many projects start with removing old desks and chairs for recycling, resale or disposal. Counting what leaves, and photographing its condition, matters when the client expects a rebate or a certificate from the recycler.

What Shifton Field Service does for installers

It plans deliveries, floors and crews on one board, puts the layout, access rules and checklist on each installer's phone, and records photos, snags, signatures and hours. An installer working alone or in a pair plans floors and records handovers without any subscription, permanently. Location control, invoicing, stock and a client portal are extra.

It is not a space-planning tool, it does not produce layouts or quotes and it does not place orders with manufacturers. It runs the installation and keeps the evidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we plan a multi-floor install with different crews per level?

Each floor can be a separate job with its own crew and dates on the board. You see which floors are built, which are in progress and which are waiting for goods.

How do crews see the layout plan on site?

Attach the plan to the job and the crew opens it on their phones. Everyone works from the same version, and a revised plan replaces the old one for all of them.

Can we record missing or damaged items at delivery?

The receiving installer adds photos and a note listing what is short or damaged. That dated record supports a claim with the manufacturer and explains any delay to the client.

Does the facilities manager sign off each floor?

Yes, a signature can be taken on the phone at the end of each floor or at final handover. The signed job, with snag photos, is stored for your records.

How much is it for a two-person installation team?

Zero, for a two-person team, and there is no deadline after which that changes. Floors, crews, job forms and reports are all inside it. Inventory, invoicing, location control and the client portal become paid additions only if the business grows into them.

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