For independent furniture stores
Catch what’s slipping before your customer calls.
Grey runs the whole store in one place: orders, purchase orders, inventory, deliveries and vendor email. It flags what’s late or stuck while there’s still time to fix it.
Live today at a furniture store in California
0:47 · The tour
You know this morning.
The phone is ringing. A PO from last week never got confirmed. The whiteboard says T1, but nobody knows if the sectional landed.
Most stores run on people remembering things. Grey remembers for them, and tells you what needs attention before it turns into a call from an upset customer.
Operations health
Four things Grey watches all day.
Orders past the promised date
Every order past the date you gave the customer is flagged, so you call them before they call you.
POs with no vendor reply
Sent three days ago and still unconfirmed? It shows up on the dashboard before it becomes a late delivery.
Open damage claims
Each claim is tracked until the vendor credit arrives, so money you're owed doesn't quietly disappear.
Open escalations
Unhappy customers stay on the manager's list until someone writes down how it was resolved.
Dashboard
Know where the store stands at 9 AM.
Open orders and dollars in the pipeline, today’s trucks and stops, vendor date changes and what’s arriving this week. One screen for the owner and the office.
Deliveries
Stops grouped by zone. Every truck under its cap.
Schedule deliveries by area, keep each truck within its stop limit, and hand the driver a printed manifest.
Orders
Every order carries its own conversation.
Office, warehouse and sales comment on the order itself, so the history stays with the customer instead of in someone’s head. Vendor emails are read and matched to their PO.
Also in Grey
“I spent eight years in furniture stores, on the sales floor and running the office. Grey is the system I wish we’d had. It does what a store needs, and nothing you’d pay for and never open.”
Mauricio
Founder & CEO, The Grey Network LLC
No extra pages. No modules you never open.
Only what a store uses
If it's on the screen, a furniture store needs it. Nothing bolted on to fill a feature list.
Start with one store
We bring over your existing orders and customers, so your team is working in Grey from the first week.
Shaped on a real floor
Every screen was built around a working store, with a real office, a real warehouse and real trucks.
See it on a store like yours.
Twenty minutes, on a screen share or in person. I’ll walk you through it myself.