Software built for custom furniture makers.
Configurator, lead-time quoting, and end-to-end production tracking — quote, build, and ship without rebuilding your stack every time a customer wants something different.
Higher-end. Lower-volume. Longer lead times.
The shop and the storefront need to know the difference between "in stock" and "we'll build it in eight weeks." TimberCloud's furniture configuration was designed around that.
A configurator that handles furniture-shaped decisions
Dimensions, wood species, leg style, top thickness, edge profile, joinery, finish, hardware, cushion fabric — and the upcharges that come with each. Customers see live quotes the moment they configure; you don't write a custom quote in Excel every time someone wants a 4-inch wider dining table.
Lead-time quoting
The configurator shows a delivery window based on current production load, not a marketing-team guess. As orders queue, the window updates. Customers see a realistic date; the floor doesn't get jammed promising things it can't ship.
Production tracking for the long build
Furniture jobs sit in production longer than cabinets or doors. The four-queue dashboard — Pending / In Production / QC / Late — and per-station progress make the long jobs visible. The customer's account page shows the current stage, so the "how's my piece coming?" emails drop.