FF&E schedules without the retyping
Your client is not paying for the hours you spent filling a spreadsheet. They are paying for the relief that someone finally made the choices. Interigo takes the typing off you and keeps the Excel export.
The spreadsheet that is never finished
What changes
The schedule stops being a job of its own and comes together from the sourcing you do anyway.
Save any product with a single click
Clip the product from any online shop with the Chrome extension, and the name, price, dimensions and image come with it.
Organise products by project and by room
You filter instead of hunting through worksheets, and the system keeps track of what belongs where.
Export the finished schedule in two clicks
PDF or Excel, in your own branding. Layout and formatting are no longer your problem.
What we keep from Excel
Excel export
Contractors and procurement want a spreadsheet, and they get exactly that, from the same schedule.
Yours to edit
The exported file is yours, so nothing stops you working in it afterwards.
A familiar shape
Line items, quantity, unit price and total. There is no new logic to learn.
Your branding
Your logo and colours appear on the PDF and on the spreadsheet.
Split by category
Break the schedule down by room and category, the way you used to split it across tabs.
A PDF as well
Your client gets the presentable version and the contractor the workable one, from the same data.
What changes between the two
These rows are about how much manual work is left with you, and how much time goes back into what your client is actually paying for.
Entering product data
- Spreadsheet
- By hand, copied from the supplier's page.
- Interigo
- Clipped from the shop with its data attached.
Product images
- Spreadsheet
- Pasted and resized one at a time.
- Interigo
- Arrives with the product and stays in place.
When a price changes
- Spreadsheet
- Read the sheet to find every occurrence.
- Interigo
- Change it once and the schedule follows.
Versions
- Spreadsheet
- Live in filenames: v3, v3_final, v3_final_ok.
- Interigo
- One schedule, always current.
What the client sees
- Spreadsheet
- An attachment they have to download first.
- Interigo
- A link that opens on a phone.
Sign-off
- Spreadsheet
- In email, reconstructed afterwards.
- Interigo
- Line by line, next to the item. Pro plan.
Branding
- Spreadsheet
- Set up again in every new file.
- Interigo
- Set once and applied to every export.
A spreadsheet at the end
- Spreadsheet
- It is the file.
- Interigo
- Two clicks, from the same schedule.
Common questions
Not at all. Interigo exports to Excel too. The only difference is that you no longer fill the sheet in by hand.
The line items with their product data: code, dimensions, quantity, unit price and total, broken down by room and category.
Not in the least. They get the same spreadsheet as before, you simply do not have to build it.
Spreadsheet import is not available yet. In practice it is rarely missed, because clipping a product takes seconds and the schedule builds itself from there.
You do not have to move everything at once. Start with a single live project: clip the next products with the extension and see how the schedule comes together.
Schedule export is on both plans. Line-by-line client sign-off is part of Pro.
Try it on a live project
Clip a few products with the extension and see how much of the evening goes back into designing. 14 days free, no card.