One system for inventory, jobs, scheduling and work orders.

Two working concepts for the Elite Hardwood Flooring operations platform. Same ten pages, the same live data, the same navigation — presented two different ways, so you can tell us which one your office actually wants to look at all day.

Wide plank white oak floor by Elite Hardwood Flooring
InventoryEvery carton, gallon and belt — on hand, reserved to a job, free to sell.
Job statusEstimate through punch list, moving in one place instead of a whiteboard.
SchedulingCrews and days, built from the jobs themselves — never typed twice.
Work ordersThe field sheet the crew fills in, wired back to the job and the stock room.
Concept A

The Ledger

Dense, spreadsheet-honest screens. Everything on one row, totals at the bottom of every table, nothing hidden behind a click. Built for someone who came off Excel and wants more information per screen, not less.

  • Sortable tables with running totals
  • Crew × day schedule grid with hour footers
  • Every number visible without drilling in
Open Concept A
Concept B

The Board

The same information told visually. A drag-and-drop job board, a real week calendar, product cards with the wood on them, and charts instead of columns. Faster to read across a room, easier for a new hire to pick up.

  • Kanban job board by stage
  • Calendar week with crew-coloured blocks
  • Printable field work order + photo log
Open Concept B

Ten screens, built out in both concepts

Every page is populated with realistic Elite data — Annapolis jobsites, RIVA and Legno Bastone stock, dustless sanding work orders, three crews. You can click straight between the two concepts from the top of any page.

DashboardToday's crews, what needs Mike, money in progress
JobsEvery job and the stage it is actually in
ScheduleCrews against days for the whole week
Work OrdersField sheets, tasks, materials, sign-off
InventoryOn hand, reserved, free — flooring and consumables
PurchasingVendor POs and receiving into stock
CustomersContacts, job history, balances
EstimatesQuotes out, and converting one into a job
ReportsRevenue, margin, waste, crew productivity
Customer ViewThe status page a homeowner gets sent