Team coordination
Coordinate kitchen crews from the office to the site
Admins run the company. Technicians get the jobs they are assigned. Invites, roles, and internal messages keep the crew aligned without another WhatsApp group.
The crew is not uncoordinated. The record is.
Kitchen companies already talk all day. The gap is that assignment, access, and the latest instruction live in different places. A technician arrives without the note the office wrote. An admin cannot see who is on the job. A leaver still has access because there was never a proper user record.
How the team stays on one job
Admin and technician roles
Company admins manage users, jobs, and settings. Technicians work the field record: tasks, photos, notes, and checklists.
Assign people to the kitchen
Put technicians on a project so the job has a named crew, not an implied one in a group chat.
Invites instead of shared logins
Bring people into the workspace with an invite. Permissions follow the person, not a password written on the van whiteboard.
Internal messages in the product
Chat lives next to the work. You can attach project photos and files to a conversation instead of forwarding them out of context.
From invite to on-site work
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An admin invites technicians and other office users into the company workspace.
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Jobs get a crew: technicians are assigned to the project they will install.
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On site and in the office, people use the same job record and internal messages instead of a side channel.
Questions companies ask
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Project management
Kitchen installation project management for renovation companies
Draft, active, and finished kitchen jobs live in one list the office can actually work from — with client details, location, and the work assigned to the crew.
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Mobile first
A mobile-first workspace for kitchen technicians
Office staff use the desktop workspace. Technicians use the same RenovateForce app in the kitchen they are installing, sized for a phone.
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Run the same lists on the job, not in a van folder
RenovateForce keeps kitchen projects, photos, notes, and digital checklists in one workspace for renovation companies.