Window Furnishing Software That Covers Every Product You Sell
Quoterite is window furnishing software for Australian businesses that have outgrown product-specific tools: blinds, curtains, shutters and awnings quoted, sold, made and invoiced in one platform. Running several categories through disconnected systems? This is the consolidation step.
The Quoterite network — window covering businesses and suppliers on the platform, started in Australia
Four product lines. One catalogue. One order book.
Multi-product operators tend to accumulate software the way they accumulate suppliers: a quoting tool for one range here, spreadsheets for another there, a portal for a third somewhere else. Quoterite replaces the sprawl with the whole window furnishings range in one quote, one order and one system — so mixed jobs don’t mean juggling two programs.
Blinds
Rollers through to venetians, priced consistently across the range with margins applied the same way on every line.
Curtains
Fabric quantities, headings and linings handled properly — sewn products are first-class citizens here, not an afterthought bolted onto a blinds tool.
Shutters
Longer lead times tracked to the day, with supplier purchase orders and customer updates hanging off the same job record.
Awnings
Exterior products with their own componentry and options, quoted through exactly the same workflow as everything inside the house.
Watch a whole-of-house sale land as one order
Shutters for the front rooms, curtains in the living areas, blinds in the bedrooms, an awning over the deck — sold in one visit, quoted on one screen. Each line then routes itself: in-house work to your production floor, bought-in lines out as supplier purchase orders.
Every line lands on the same job record — and reporting rolls the categories up, so you see one business rather than four.
Retail, wholesale and manufacturing arms under one roof
Established Australian window furnishing companies often run more than one arm: a retail brand out front, trade accounts on the side, sometimes a factory of their own. Quoterite carries all of it — dealer and wholesale ordering portals for the trade side; cutting, sewing and assembly workflows with a live bill of materials for in-house making; an ecommerce layer for selling online; and EDI or API connections where the volume justifies them.
“I’ve used blind-industry software before and it was painful. Quoterite is clean, straightforward, and logical. Our primary supplier recommended it, and it has lived up to expectations.”
From inside the industry, billed in AUD
Quoterite was created by people with long careers in window furnishings, started in Australia and New Zealand, and now runs businesses across six countries. Subscriptions are billed monthly in Australian dollars with no lock-in, an onboarding team loads your products and pricing on your behalf, and customer payments run on Stripe with buy now, pay later included — which matters when a whole-of-house order needs to clear a household budget.
“Quoterite gives us a clear Kanban pipeline for our everyday residential and commercial work, keeping our job stages and formats organized across the team.”
Quoterite feels decades ahead of traditional quoting systems. It’s so clear and intuitive that training new team members takes a fraction of the time.
One of 43 client-approved testimonials from the 19 window covering businesses that shared their Quoterite story — read them all.
Window furnishing software, in plain terms
What does “window furnishing software” actually mean?
Business software that understands the full window furnishing category — blinds, curtains, shutters and awnings — well enough to quote, order, manufacture and invoice all of them in one place, instead of treating each product line as a separate problem with its own tool.
We sell four categories from a dozen suppliers. Can one system price all of it?
Yes. Every supplier’s pricing lives in your account as structured grids, and AI-assisted ingestion converts the PDFs and spreadsheets they send into pricing you can quote from — every category, every supplier, one engine.
Some of our product is made in-house and some is bought in. Does that work?
That mix is normal for multi-product businesses, and both paths run from the same order: in-house lines flow into production workflows, bought-in lines go out as purchase orders to the relevant supplier.
Is this overkill if one category still dominates our revenue?
No — you get specialist-grade depth on your main line, with the other categories already living in the same system as they grow. Consolidating admin across categories is usually where the payback shows up first.
What does it cost?
Quoterite is a monthly subscription billed in Australian dollars with no lock-in contract, and installer seats cost nothing. Current rates are always published at quoterite.com.
Can we trial it first?
We run demos rather than trials, deliberately: window furnishing software only means something once products and pricing are loaded, so we demonstrate the platform on realistic multi-category jobs and answer your questions live instead.
One demo for the whole operation
Book a session and we’ll run a mixed job — blinds, curtains, shutters and awnings together — through quoting, ordering and production, so you can judge the fit on every line you sell.
Book a demoWindow furnishing businesses in six countries · one platform from quote to payment · Stripe payments including buy now, pay later