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A&G CASA
A custom application connecting product selection to installation.
The business was growing. Too much still depended on the owner.
What the client needed
A&G CASA needed a custom application to manage its furniture-sourcing journey from client visits in China and product selection to vendors, shipping, inspection, and installation.
Separate tools and manual workflows made coordination difficult. Customer selection files alone took 3–4 days to prepare.
The goal: bring the workflow into one application and enable the team to manage it.
Connect each product to its entire journey.
Capture the selection once
Record product choices digitally and generate structured Excel selection files through a two-click export.
Make physical products traceable
Use QR-based shipping marks to identify products, record inspections, report damage, and update installation status.
Put the workflow in the team’s hands
Connect vendors, orders, projects, and employee access within one application.
- Selection
- Ordering
- Shipping
- Inspection
- Installation
The application we built.
Clients & projects
- Client Records
- China Visits
- Project Documents
- Employee Access
1 / 5
Selection & sourcing
- Digital Product Selection
- Two-Click Excel Export
- Vendor Orders
- Lead Times
2 / 5
Tracking & quality control
- QR Shipping Marks
- Product Tracking
- Inspection
- Damage Reporting
3 / 5
Installation
- Project Allocation
- Staff Updates
- Installation Tracking
4 / 5
Financial visibility
- Client Wallets
- Transaction History
- Currency Conversion
5 / 5
From 3–4 days of preparation to a two-click export.
3–4 days → 2 clicks
Manual selection-file preparation replaced by digital capture and structured export.
Scan to identify & update
QR-linked product information supports inspection, damage reporting, and installation tracking.
One connected application
Selection, vendors, orders, shipping, and installation managed within the same system.
Less owner dependency
Employees can perform operational tasks and update progress directly.








