One place to sell, spec, order and track every cabinet job, so nothing falls through the cracks.

A kitchen passes through sales, design, drafting, ordering, the shop, install crews and the homeowner. Cabinet Management keeps every hand-off on one record: who has the ball, what's missing and what happens next.
Ballpark on the first call, then send a polished, versioned estimate and share it through a branded customer portal.
Door, drawer, species, finish, hardware and trim per room, with a Spec Tracker that flags what's still missing.
Drafting hand-off, sign-offs and a shared checklist mean nothing goes to production incomplete.
Measure, verify and install dates, field notes and photos, alerts and billing, all on the job.
Sales, project managers and owners see the pipeline, who has the ball, and every date and dollar on the job.
Complete room specs, design boards and a drafter sheet up front; drawings and CAD come back to the job.
Schedules, specs, photos, notes and marked-up plans on iPhone and iPad, right at the job site.
A customer portal shows their draft, rooms, key dates, documents and who to call, under your shop's name.
Ten steps, one project record. Here's the path a kitchen takes through Cabinet Management, shown on a sample job.
The Budget Estimator turns a phone call into a ballpark: pick door style, finish and cabinet runs by the linear foot, compare options side by side and export a PDF.

A guided New Project form captures the customer, job site, salesperson, scope and terms once. Every tab after it (rooms, estimate, schedule, billing) inherits the details.

Add the kitchen, baths and laundry, then set door style, drawer fronts, wood type, finish zones, hardware and trim with guided choices. Each room carries its own price.

Inspiration and mood boards, a shareable hardware report and renderings, all kept on the job. Style Finder and the Design Library help customers see door, species and finish together.

See what's confirmed, what needs review and what's missing for cabinets, countertops, appliances and plumbing, then approve and lock room by room or all at once.

Room-by-room pricing lands on an estimate with your logo, allowances, tax and a signature block. Save versions, set a follow-up date, then publish it to the customer portal for approval.

“Send to drafting” moves the job to the drafter with a drafter sheet and the full spec. Drawings and CAD files come back to the project, and the checklist carries it through design and measure.

The Job Board puts every active job's measure, brackets, verify and install dates on one screen, with stage, site status and crew. The shared calendar keeps appointments in step.


Crews log notes and issues, take photos and run Measure, Verify, Install, Trim Out and Warranty reports from the field, and the office sees it on the job right away.

Orders release to production once sign-off is in place. Billing follows the approved estimate (deposits, invoices, payments, adjustments and overages) and works alongside your accounting system.

Publish a branded portal for each job, so homeowners can review drafts, see their rooms and selections, check key dates and open documents without calling the office.


The approval page walks homeowners through each step: review the plans and estimate, choose optional upgrades, then approve and sign.


Turn the rooms you've priced into a clean, multi-page estimate with your logo and your terms, ready to email or print for the customer.


Track every custom paint or stain match on the job, from the first request to the factory to the customer's sign-off.

Installers and measurers get the day's schedule, the job's address and specs, and one-tap photos, notes and issues, all filed to the right project for the office.




Open shop drawings or any PDF on the job and annotate them with a pen, highlighter, shapes, text and sticky notes, or drop in an image. Markups save back to the job, so the office and the shop see the same notes.

Measure and verify photos are tagged to rooms as they're taken, so anyone can find the pantry wall or the laundry plumbing in seconds, then export the set to PDF.

Each job opens with a plain-English briefing of what changed and who has the ball, under alerts for anything at risk: installs coming up with open checklist items, missing specs, drawings not yet approved.


Each module is built around how a cabinet shop actually works, from the first sketch to the last mile driven.
A ballpark by the linear foot on the first call, with options side by side.
Room-by-room, versioned estimates with your logo, allowances and a signature block.
Every job by stage and who has the ball, in a list or kanban.
Drafts, rooms, key dates and documents for the homeowner, under your name.
Door, drawer, finish, hardware and trim per room, plus appliances and plumbing.
Confirmed, needs review or missing, then approve and lock room by room.
Preview door, species and finish together, and share photos of finished work.
Annotate drawings or any PDF on iPad, with Apple Pencil, saved to the job.
Send to drafting with a drafter sheet; drawings and CAD files return to the job.
Role-owned steps and sign-offs before anything is released to production.
Deposits, invoices, payments and overages that follow the approved estimate.
Finish-match orders and sample requests tracked against a target date.
Measure, verify and install dates for every active job, plus a shared calendar.
Schedules, specs, photos, notes and issues, with camera, mic and location.
Measure and verify photos tagged to rooms, exportable to PDF.
A plain-English summary of every job, and answers from any screen.
Builder schedule updates and team messages, applied to the right job.
Pipeline by stage, upcoming installs and production at a glance.
Every job on a map, and trips logged by project stop for reimbursement.
Closet jobs from consultation and wardrobe count to field measure and design.
Warm, uncluttered screens that put door styles, finished rooms and answers front and center.



Every subscription comes with hands-on setup and process help from people who've been selling cabinets since 1999.
Includes
Lars Jarvi has been selling cabinets since 1999, more than 25 years in the business. Cabinet Management is focused on custom cabinet shops that build their own cabinets and sell to builders and homeowners, and on cabinet retailers.
Lars is your personal contact. He helps your shop set up its process and get your team using the software.
One place to sell, spec, order and track every cabinet job, so nothing falls through the cracks.
See it on a sample job, start to finish.