Flat-glass tint project management

Same project. Same plan. Office to install.

Room measurements, film choices, access notes, and a customer waiting on a proposal. Keep the details together as residential and commercial jobs move from the site visit to the crew.

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After your trial: Starter $79/mo · Pro $179/mo.

A crew on ladders applying window film across tall commercial glass panels.
Before the crew arrives, the scope, film, and access details need to be clear. Keep that preparation connected to the project.

For independent residential and commercial tint shops coordinating project work between the customer, office, and field.

The work around the work

Carry the site visit into the working plan.

The customer adds a room. A measurement needs checking. The crew asks about access. Those decisions are harder to follow when the site visit lives in one person’s messages.

Know which measurements the proposal is built on

Keep customer photos and rough dimensions with the project, then build the room-by-room scope from staff-reviewed measurements and any needed site verification.

Give the crew the context from the site visit

Keep the proposal scope, film selections, access notes, and installation schedule connected. The field team needs more than an address and a date.

Keep the office in the project, not in the dark

See proposal approval, deposit, material planning, installation progress, sign-off, and payment alongside the same project details.

Flat glass workflow

A project record that reaches the field.

Customer photos and rough dimensions are a starting point, not verified installation scope. Your team reviews the details, prepares the proposal, and carries the agreed work into the installation plan.

Windows, film, proposal, schedule, crew, and payment belong to one project—not separate job files.

  1. Capture the opportunity

    Record the customer, property, project type, photos, rough dimensions, notes, and next action.

  2. Build the window schedule

    Review rough intake and verify on site where needed. Organize the proposal’s current measurements by room or area.

  3. Prepare the proposal

    Connect film selections, project scope, pricing, and the customer decision to the same record.

  4. Plan the installation

    Keep the schedule, crew, material context, access notes, and project status in view.

  5. Record completion

    Capture sign-off and completion context without creating another disconnected job file.

  6. Close the financial loop

    See the invoice, payment state, and remaining balance beside the completed project.

Try it on your own work

Try it on a project with a real handoff.

Choose a familiar residential or commercial job. Build its scope, prepare the proposal, and work through the office-to-field handoff during your trial.

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  • The shop manages residential, commercial, or mixed flat-glass projects with several stages.

  • Measurements, proposals, field notes, schedules, and payment records currently live in different places.

  • The owner or project lead needs a clearer view of what is waiting, scheduled, active, or complete.

  • The team can test a repeatable project workflow and provide specific feedback from office and field users.

A practical next step

Try it with a job you know.

Add a customer, put a job in motion, and see whether Tint Manager makes the next step clearer. You have 30 days of Pro to decide, without a credit card.

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Starter $79/month. Pro $179/month. No automatic charge after your trial.