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DEPLOYMENT

We do not deliver an empty shell.

The deployment is done for you, not sold as self-service. The work starts on your catalogue and ends on your first online order, cut and checked.

Discuss your catalogueSee the whole chain

Why we insist on physical samples

A panel colour is not a hex value: it depends on the substrate, the sanding and the finish. We photograph your samples under identical conditions, then validate the result next to the real part. A customer who receives the colour they saw does not send the furniture back.

A panel being machined on a CNC router during acceptance of the first production pack.
WORKSHOP ACCEPTANCE · FIRST TEST CUT
  1. 01

    Catalogue onboarding

    We turn your existing documents — price lists, drawings, cutting lists, spreadsheets — into a data catalogue the configurator can use.

    • Models, families and variants
    • Available dimensions, increments and limits
    • Materials, edging, hardware and options
    • Price grid, extras and rounding rules
  2. 02

    Materials and samples

    You send the physical samples. We photograph them, calibrate them and add them to the configurator's swatch set.

    • Up to ten materials in the pilot
    • Consistent photography and colour settings
    • Validation next to the physical sample
    • Samples returned as agreed
  3. 03

    Workshop rules

    We encode your manufacturing constraints with your workshop manager, then stress-test them against edge-case configurations.

    • Spans, thicknesses and edging lengths
    • Compatibility between materials and options
    • Panel sizes and nesting margins
    • Refusal messages written for your customers
  4. 04

    Going into production

    Go-live, shop connection, and a first production pack cut and checked with your operator.

    • Dedicated domain or subdomain
    • WooCommerce connection and price check at payment
    • First test cut on your own machine
    • Training on catalogue updates

SCHEDULE

Four weeks, with milestones.

The schedule of a pilot on a single range. A broad catalogue adds two to three weeks.

WEEK 1

Scoping

One range chosen, the documents gathered, the workshop rules listed with you.

WEEK 2

Catalogue

Models, dimensions, materials and price grid built into your dedicated instance.

WEEK 3

Workshop

Rules encoded and stress-tested, first production pack cut and checked.

WEEK 4

Go-live

Commerce connection, full acceptance, training, then opening to the public.

COMMERCE

Your WooCommerce, not ours.

We connect to the shop you already run. If you do not have one, we install and configure it within the scope of the deployment.

Live in production at TINTA
  • 01Installed on your existing WooCommerce, or a full install if you have none.
  • 02A verification plugin that locks the price at payment time.
  • 03Mock mode, so you can sell in meetings before payment is wired up.
  • 04Quotation and bank transfer for configurations outside the grid.

AFTER GO-LIVE

What the subscription covers.

  • Hosting for your dedicated instance
  • Core product updates
  • Corrective maintenance
  • Backups and status page
  • Email support within 72 hours, 48 hours on the Launch plan

FIRST CONVERSATION

Together we will pick the smallest range that sells.

The first conversation is not there to sell you a wide scope, but to find the one that produces an order soonest.

Discuss your catalogue