Approvals
landlord and centre, tracked
Who has signed off and who has not, visible before the material is ordered rather than the week of install.
Shopfront and fitout
The sign is the easy part.
The date is not.
Shopfront work lives or dies on things that are not manufacturing: landlord sign-off, body corporate rules, centre trading hours, and a fitout date that everyone else is also working back from.
The constraints
Everything that can
stop an install.
Whether the landlord has approved the design, whether the centre allows a daytime install, whether the permit is back, whether the shopfitter has finished. Each of those can hold a job, and each of them belongs on the job rather than in an email thread.
When one moves, the install date moves with it — and production order follows, instead of the job being built early and sitting wrapped in the corner.
After hours
priced in, not absorbed
If the centre only allows an install after close, that is a cost and a crew constraint. It is on the quote because it was on the job.
Handover
opening day is the deadline
The date the shop opens is the one that matters. Everything else is scheduled backwards from it.
The rest of the family
Same build, shaped for
a different trade.
Each one is the same idea — your quoting, your jobs, your invoicing, in one system you own — fitted to how that trade actually works. Built in Brisbane by Kindra AI.
- Kindra Build for builders and trades
- Kindra Electrical for electrical contractors
- Kindra Plumbing for plumbers and gasfitters
- Kindra Mechanic for workshops and auto repair
- Kindra Care Desk for NDIS providers
- Kindra Clean for commercial cleaning
- Kindra AI the parent — custom software and automation