For kitchen fitters
A kitchen quote depends on room shape, openings, services, customer choices and exclusions. Setout Pro keeps the measured room and reviewed scope attached to the same job record.
A clear definition
A kitchen survey workflow records the room dimensions and practical constraints a fitter needs before pricing and installation. It should distinguish measured facts from customer requests and later commercial decisions rather than flattening everything into one note.
No more hunting through a camera roll to remember which opening or service note belonged to the kitchen you are now quoting.
How it works
The fitter remains responsible for checking appliance, service and product requirements. Setout Pro organises the evidence and scope; it does not design or approve the installation automatically.
Record walls, openings and optional ceiling height using reviewed dimensions.
Add room notes and available evidence about existing conditions.
Separate preparation, units, worktop, services and finishing in customer language.
Review the price and send one exact customer version.
Carry accepted work into packages without exposing internal margin.
In practice
The honest boundary
Questions, answered plainly
Yes. Doors, windows and openings can stay with the measured plan and named room for later review.
No. The firm controls scope and pricing; live supplier catalogues and automatic product selection are not launch claims.
Yes. Accepted work can be organised into assigned packages with relevant job and plan context, without exposing internal margin.