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Requirements checklist

What to ask for when choosing software for tile and sanitaryware showrooms.

A checklist built from how tile and sanitaryware showrooms work, to print or save as a PDF and bring to any supplier meeting.

Share your requirements

What the software should cover

Tick each one that matters to your business.

  • Catalogue by series, size and finish
  • Room-wise quotation
  • Stock by lot, shade and size
  • Depot and direct orders
  • Site delivery and returns
  • Builder and contractor accounts
  • Architect and contractor commission

Roles that need their own access

Who logs in, and what each person may see or change.

  • For owners
  • For the showroom counter
  • For warehouse and delivery staff
  • For purchase staff

Reports to ask for

Ask to see each one with your own sample data.

  • Sales by brand, series and size
  • Boxes in stock by series, lot and rack
  • Quotations open, approved and lost
  • Deliveries pending and part loads out
  • Breakage and unused boxes returned
  • Outstanding by builder, contractor and architect
  • Series and models below reorder level

Systems it may need to connect to

Note which ones you already run.

  • WhatsApp
  • SMS
  • Email
  • Bank transfer and card payments
  • Accounting package export
  • Barcode or label printer

Questions for any vendor

Put these to every supplier you are comparing.

  • Is it only for tile and sanitaryware showrooms?
  • Can stock be held in boxes and square feet?
  • Does it keep shade lot numbers?
  • Can a quotation be made room by room?
  • How is the wastage allowance handled?
  • Can one order go out in several loads?
  • What happens to boxes returned from a site?
  • Can builders and architects have accounts?
  • Is there an accounting package export?
  • Do we need this for a single-counter showroom?
  • What shapes the cost for a showroom?
  • How long before billing starts, and what should we gather?

Where the work usually breaks today

Circle the ones you recognise. They set the order of the project.

  • Extra boxes come from a different lot
  • Quotations are rebuilt for every revision
  • Returns and breakages go unrecorded
  • Architect commissions are tracked on paper

Prefer to talk it through? See the tile and sanitaryware showrooms page.