EXAMPLE SITE / Home-technology and low-voltage integrator
A site and the system behind it for an Austin home-technology integrator: rooms planned and priced on the public site become a held install week or a booked consult in the operator console, and every move there shows in the household's portal.
Smart-home and AV integrators sell whole-home audio, theatres, lighting, shades and networks, yet most of their sites end in "request a quote": no price until a visit, no way to commit to a date, and after the form the project lives in phone calls and spreadsheets.
We built the whole loop. The site prices the house room by room, line by line, and lets the household hold an install week with a card or book a designer's visit; the console runs that request through proposal, deposit and five install phases beside the crew's week, each job's equipment and the recurring care plans; the portal shows the household the same project, their devices room by room, their tickets and their plan.
A working fictional system in the browser: plan three rooms on the site, hold a week, move it through the console to handover and watch the devices come online, the plan start and the MRR rise in the other tab.
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DESIGN CHOICES
Rooms, then systems per room, build an itemised equipment and labour proposal with Austin tax and a range, then hold an install week with a card or book an in-home consult against it.
A hold or consult made on the site lands in the console's pipeline; every move there (proposal, deposit, scheduling, each install phase, handover) shows in the household's portal, live across tabs.
Limestone ground, night-blue ink and a single lamp amber used only where light is on: the scene caption, the proposal's room names and the hold button.
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