How do you run cabinet work room by room from measure through install?
Scaftra runs the cabinet trade per room through field measure, delivery verification, and install, with each room's phase advancing only as the physical work happens.
Start free→Cabinet installers know rooms ship together: a kitchen's boxes arrive as a set, get checked against the order, and get set as a unit. The cabinet workflow is a physical sequence per room: measure the finished-framed room, order against the measure, verify the delivery (all boxes accounted for, hardware present, no packaging damage), then set the cabinets. Run loosely, a crew shows up to set boxes that were never delivered.
Each room's cabinet work is a gated sequence, and seeing where each room sits is what keeps a multi-room job moving without crews standing in empty rooms. A delivery that was never verified, or an install recorded before delivery, is a state the jobsite cannot be in. Tracking the cabinet trade per room, with delivery verification as a real step, is how the schedule reflects reality.
Scaftra runs the cabinet trade per room through the canonical sequence. The cabinet field measure advances its room to the measured phase on approval; the cabinet delivery record checks all boxes accounted for, hardware present, and no packaging damage; and the install record drives the room's phase from install started to install complete. Every record is scoped to a room that belongs to the project and bridges to the dispatch board, so the work is visible on the schedule. Cabinet trade writes flow through a controlled per-trade write path that proves company ownership and active project membership and sets the company from the validated context. This is built and live.
Bring one project onto Scaftra. We'll set up your trades, your rooms, your proof chain, and your vendor portal, and connect it to the financial system you already run.