
Manufacturer representation. Lighting, bath, furniture, and art — specified as rooms.
Specify lighting, bath, furniture, and art in one stop.
The type mark, the catalog number, and the selection stay together from specification through quote and submittal. Start a specification.
Who specifies
Four kinds of buyer. One place to spec the job.
Distributor sales
Quote the catalog numbers that were specified.
You quote the specified catalog numbers. The owner approves a change. Start a specification and the project holds the type mark, the catalog number, and the selection — so the quote is the specification, not a second chance to redesign the job.
How this pays for youArchitects
A fixture schedule the field can build.
A fixture schedule that matches the drawings. The selection is already with the type mark, so the specification holds through submittal. Start a specification and the drawings and the catalog number stop arguing.
How this pays for youDesigners
The selection the client approved is the catalog number that gets ordered.
The selection the client already approved, with the catalog number and the type mark beside it. Start a specification and that selection survives purchasing.
How this pays for youContractors & GCs
Submit what was specified.
You found this from a fixture schedule or a label on the job. Name that project. You get the specified catalog numbers and a path to a quote — instead of chasing cut sheets while the room is already framed. Start a specification with the job on that sheet.
How this pays for youSpecified product
Select the product. Build the project file.
Add a catalog number to the specification. Start a specification and that selection stays with the type mark — fixture schedule, selections, list price, and cut sheets.
From the job and the counter
Short notes you can use on the next walk.

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