Our Mobile App for Furniture Retail and Manufacturers are customized to particular user types and designed to meet their business needs. From Digital Catalogs with Augmented Reality and AI Chatbots to Real-time Business Intelligence, we add the tools that the user needs and will love to use.
vFurnish offers Mobile Apps developed for iPad, iPhone, Android Tablet, and Android phones. Hence, they are compatible with mobile devices our customers already use.
Retail Mobile Apps for Furniture Stores Point of Sales:
- Sales Apps for Retail Sales Floor
- Interior Designer Sales Apps
- Executive Dashboard Apps
- Consumer Retail Sales Apps
Wishlist
- Add, Edit, Delete products in the Wishlist
- Create order from Wishlist
- Email Wishlist
Order Management
- Create Orders - Orders are custom for each Manufacturer
- A sequence of steps to create and order - Guided configuration
- Automated & Computed pricing
- Print Orders
- View Placed Orders as a Summary
- Quotes
- Save Quote
- Email Quote
- Print Quote
Customer Management
- Add, Edit, Delete Customer Info
- Add Customer
Documents
- Cloud Synced Documents
- Document Viewer
- Share Documents
Pricing Management
- Custom Pricing per Manufactures
- Automated for customizable configurations
- Programmed pricing for Membership Programs
- Wholesale & Retail Pricing
- Provision to apply discounts - Automated & Manual
Check-ins and To Do's
- Check-In & Check-Out Visits
- Review a To Do Check List
- Attach Photos
Inventory Management in the Mobile App
- Manage Products Inventory
- Manage POS Inventory - Swatches, Handles, POS Devices
What type of Mobile app does your furniture business need?
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