Flat-glass tint project management

Keep the whole project in view.

Carry residential and commercial tint work from the first property conversation through measurements, proposal, installation, and payment in one connected project record.

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For independent residential and commercial tint shops managing multi-stage projects across the office, customer, and field crew.

Workflow / Flat glassIn view
  1. 01
    Capture the opportunityRecord the customer, property, project type, photos, rough dimensions, notes, and next action.
  2. 02
    Build the window scheduleOrganize openings by room or area and carry the measurements into the project scope.
  3. 03
    Prepare the proposalConnect film selections, project scope, pricing, and the customer decision to the same record.
  4. 04
    Plan the installationKeep the schedule, crew, material context, access notes, and project status in view.
Before

Measurements live in a photo thread, scope in a document, and the installation plan in someone’s inbox.

With Tint Manager

One project connects windows, film, proposal, schedule, crew, payment, and completion.

Operational outcomes

A clearer project story from first measure to final sign-off.

01

Keep measurements connected to scope

Organize customer-provided photos and rough dimensions, room-by-room window schedules, site notes, and film selections around the same project record.

02

Make long project handoffs visible

Carry the context from consultation and proposal through scheduling, crew preparation, installation, and sign-off without relying on separate files or inbox history.

03

See the commercial state beside the field work

Keep proposal approval, deposit, invoicing, payment, material planning, and completion status visible alongside the operational project story.

One job story

Measurements become scope. Scope becomes a working plan.

Flat-glass jobs stretch across conversations, site details, decisions, and field work. Tint Manager keeps those stages connected instead of treating them as separate transactions.

  1. 01

    Capture the opportunity

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

  2. 02

    Build the window schedule

    Organize openings by room or area and carry the measurements into the project scope.

  3. 03

    Prepare the proposal

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

  4. 04

    Plan the installation

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

  5. 05

    Record completion

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

  6. 06

    Close the financial loop

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

A focused starting point

Built for project work with more than one handoff.

The strongest fit is a working flat-glass shop whose project context is difficult to reconstruct once a lead becomes a proposal, scheduled installation, and invoice.

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.

Talk through your workflow

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Build a clearer shop workflow with us.

We’re inviting a small group of automotive and flat-glass tint shops to show us where work loses context—and help test the system that keeps it moving.

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Short application. Practical workflow conversation. No feature-tour pitch.