Dimensions, wood and finish, agreed and written down.

Length, width and height for every piece, with the wood and finish beside it. Photos of the design the client wants, the timber they paid for, and the job’s progress from cutting to joinery to finishing.

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A carpenter shaping a wooden chair spindle

The fields you take, already set up.

A new carpenter’s workshop starts with these. Rename them, add your own, or put them in groups. They’re yours to shape.

Mrs WalshDue Mon 23 Nov

Dining table, oak

  • Length (cm)
  • Width (cm)
  • Height (cm)
Balance$640

What it takes off your mind.

“That’s not what we agreed”
Dimensions, wood and finish are on the order, with the client’s reference photos.
Big balances
Large jobs paid in parts are easy to follow, with a clear balance on every order.
Long jobs
Clients see the job move through cutting, joinery and finishing, so they wait calmly.
Apprentices
Give each one a login. They update the work; the money stays with you.

Your client follows every step.

These are the stages a carpenter’s orders move through. On the right is what your client reads on their tracking link at each one. Rename, add or remove stages in Settings.

  1. Consultation “Agreeing the material and the design with you.”
  2. Quoted “Your price has been sent. Confirm it to get started.”
  3. Agreed “Price agreed. Your order is lined up to be made.”
  4. Cutting timber “The wood is being cut to size.”
  5. Joinery “Your piece is being put together.”
  6. Finishing “The final touches are going on.”
  7. Ready “It’s ready! Arrange to collect it, or ask for it to be sent.”
  8. Delivered “Delivered. Thank you for your order!”

Your craft, in order.

Free while ThimbleKit is new. Set up in five minutes, on the phone you already have.

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