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For Lighthouse Cabinetry, a consultation used to mean 20+ minutes of manual Excel formatting before a single cabinet was even discussed. Different rooms meant different files, different fields, and a massive amount of friction.
The sales team was acting as data entry clerks instead of consultants.
The solution wasn't just a "new form"—it was a three-layer configurable architecture designed to move at the speed of a conversation:
Smart Templates: Pre-load the exact fields needed for standard projects (Kitchen vs. Bedroom) in seconds.
Dynamic Feature Sets: Toggle hardware, lighting, or specialized cabinetry on the fly without switching files.
Custom Field Injection: Capture unique, "one-off" job details without breaking the system.
The Result: Sales reps now walk into consultations focused entirely on the customer's vision, not the spreadsheet's rows.
Full Case Study: https://kam.framer.website/
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