On custom work, how much board are you actually paying to throw away?
What your board utilisation really is, job by job. Where damage is actually happening. How many deliveries could not be installed on arrival.
Three units. Each one priced custom work using standard-work numbers.
Panel yield is decided at nesting, before any machine starts. Cut it badly and the offcut is a cost you already paid for.
Most units know their monthly board consumption. Very few know utilisation per job, which is where custom work quietly loses money that standard work makes.
Board in and panels out are recorded per job, so custom work is priced against what it actually consumes.
Furniture gets damaged. At edge banding, in handling, in the store, on the truck, at site.
It is recorded as damage and replaced. Where it happened is almost never recorded, so the same handling problem repeats at the same point for years.
A count at each handover means damage has a location instead of only a cost.
The furniture is finished, loaded and delivered. The site is not ready — the flooring is not done, the electrical is pending, the room is locked.
The lorry returns or the goods are dumped in a corner. Site readiness was never a stage, so nobody confirmed it before dispatch was scheduled.
Site readiness is confirmed as a stage before dispatch can be scheduled.
Custom work is not more expensive because it is complex. It is more expensive in ways nobody was measuring.
Every stage. Every delay. Every order delivered on time.
This is how a print job moves through your business. Clicarity gives you live visibility at every phase — and flags delays before they become client calls.
What improves in furniture businesses using Clicarity
Questions from furniture businesses
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