Stone Fabrication

CRM & Sales Pipeline Software

Track every lead, follow up on every quote, and see your whole pipeline in the same system that templates, cuts, and installs the job. When a quote is accepted, it is already a project, so nothing gets typed twice.

See every open quote and what it’s worth

See every open quote and what it’s worth

Know your win rate by salesperson and lead source

Know your win rate by salesperson and lead source

Catch quotes before they go cold

Catch quotes before they go cold

Stonify slab inventory management dashboard showing barcode scanning progress and warehouse audit results
Stonify slab inventory management dashboard showing barcode scanning progress and warehouse audit results

Why Good Jobs Slip Away

Where the Sale Gets Lost

In a stone shop, the sale doesn’t end when the quote goes out. A homeowner wants to see a quartz option, a builder sends plans for twelve lots, a designer calls back three weeks later. When leads live in an inbox, quotes in a folder, and follow-ups on sticky notes, good jobs go quiet and nobody notices until a competitor installs them.

Leads Buried in the Inbox

Web forms, calls, and walk-ins written down in three different places, or not at all.

Quotes That Go Cold

A quote goes out, nobody calls back, and the customer signs with the shop that did.

Follow-Ups in Someone’s Head

When a salesperson is out, so is every promise they made to call someone back.

No Idea What’s in the Pipeline

Nobody can say how much work is quoted, how much is close, or what next month looks like.

Guessing Which Leads Pay Off

Money goes to ads and home shows without knowing which ones turn into installed jobs.

Customer History Scattered

Texts on a personal phone, notes in a notebook, and quotes in another program.

Leads

Capture Every Lead and Work It to a Decision

Every call, web form, and showroom walk-in becomes a lead with an owner, an estimated value, and a plan for what happens next.

One Record per Lead

Contact details, address, estimated value, project type, lead owner, and notes in one place, so anyone on the team can pick it up.

Lead Source and Referrer

Record where every lead came from, from Google to a kitchen designer who sends you work, using a source list you control.

Follow-Up Workflows

Add a lead workflow and the follow-up tasks schedule themselves: call the lead, follow up five work days later, confirm the timeline, and keep going until there is a decision.

Archive With a Reason

When a lead doesn’t move forward, record why: pricing, competition, color options, or can’t be reached. Over time, you learn where you lose.

Convert to a Project in One Click

When the lead is ready for a price, convert it to a project and start the quote.

Keep leads private when you need to. Turn on lead visibility restrictions and each salesperson sees only their own leads, while managers with full access see them all.

#214 Lena Ortiz

Lead · Website · Est. $6,500 · Owner: Jordan Lee

Convert to Project

Lead Workflow

Task

Status

Due

Call the Lead

Completed

Oct 5

Follow Up 1

Completed

Oct 12

Determine Project Timeline

Open

Oct 14

Follow Up 2

Open

Oct 23

Follow Up 3

Open

Nov 3

Finalize Lead Status

Open

Nov 12

Each date is set from the task before it, counted in work days.

Review Stale Work

Leads (3) · Quotes (6)

Quote

Days Stale

Value

Coastal Showroom

34

$12,560

Bennett Kitchen

28

$7,240

Morales Outdoor Bar

22

$5,980

Lot 12 Harbor Ridge

19

$4,410

Patel Vanities

17

$2,870

Grant Laundry Room

16

$1,690

Quotes count from their last edit · leads from the day they came in

Sales Pipeline

Your Whole Pipeline on One Board

Leads and quotes move across one board, from first call to won or lost. The numbers across the top tell you where the business stands before you open a single card.

Open Pipeline, Won, Lost, and Win Rate

See the dollar value and count of open opportunities, plus what you won and lost over the last 7, 30, or 90 days.

Stages That Match How You Sell

Add your own quote stages, like Sent to Customer, Hot, or Long Term Nurture, and drag a card to move it forward.

Stale Alerts

Set how many days a lead or quote can sit without activity. Cards turn amber halfway there and red once they are stale.

Review Stale Work in Bulk

Open one list of every stale lead and quote, with days stale, value, and owner, and act on many at once.

Filter by Salesperson or Team

Run the weekly sales meeting from the board itself, one salesperson or one team at a time.

Quotes and Options

Every Option on One Project

Customers rarely buy the first quote. Give them a granite option and a quartz option, change the edge, add the vanity, and keep every version together on one project.

Multiple Quotes per Project

Each quote has its own stage and value, and you can duplicate one to start the next version in seconds.

The Winner Closes the Rest

When the customer accepts one quote, the other options are marked canceled, so your pipeline doesn’t count the same job twice.

Decline Reasons

When a customer says no, record why, and see the top reasons in your quote reports.

Project History

See when each quote was created, duplicated, and sent, and who did it.

Quote #1042-3

Summit Builders · Contractor Level 1 · Terms: 30 Days

1042-3 · Hot

1042 · In Progress

1042-2 · Sent

Room A · 5 Items

Amount

Calacatta Laza 3CM

$9,480

Fabrication & Install

$1,520

Undermount Sink Cutout

$260

Total

$11,260

Accepted

Convert to Deal

Follow-Ups and Appointments

Follow-Ups That Actually Happen

Estimates, showroom visits, and callbacks are tasks with an owner and a date, on the same calendars your shop already uses for templating and installs.

Sales Appointment Calendar

Week · October 12 to 16

Salesperson

Mon 12

Tue 13

Wed 14

Thu 15

Fri 16

Sam Ruiz

In-Home Estimate · 9 AM

Follow Up · Coastal Showroom


Showroom · 2 PM


Kelly Park


In-Home Estimate · 11 AM

Follow Up · Bennett Kitchen


Showroom · 10:30 AM

Jordan Lee

Follow Up · Lena Ortiz


Walk-in · Morales Outdoor Bar


Follow Up · Grant Laundry

Sales Task Types

In-home estimates, showroom appointments, walk-ins, and follow-ups each get their own task type and color.

Dates That Set Themselves

Schedule a task a set number of work days after another, and give it a default assignee, so the next step is never left blank.

Calendars by Salesperson

Build a sales appointment calendar or a follow-up calendar by week, day, or month, with one row per salesperson.

Each salesperson starts the day on the Overview dashboard, with today’s tasks, overdue follow-ups, and their pipeline in one view.

Customer Chat

Project #1061 Reed Kitchen

Billing

Onsite · Dana Reed

Communication

Hi Dana, your revised quote with the quartz option is ready. Want to see the slabs in the showroom this week?

Sam · 10:14 AM

Yes! Thursday at 2 works. Can we compare it with the Calacatta?

Dana · 10:31 AM

Thursday at 2 is booked. I’ll have both slabs pulled for you.

Sam · 10:33 AM

Customer Chat

Text Customers From the Job

Customers answer texts faster than email. Customer Chat lets your team text from the customer, quote, or project record, and the whole conversation stays with the job instead of on someone’s personal phone.

Text the Right Person

Choose the billing, onsite, or communication contact on the project and start or continue the conversation.

History Anyone Can Pick Up

When a salesperson is out, the office sees every message already sent and keeps the conversation going.

Owners Get Notified

Choose whether the primary owner, the secondary owner, or the whole project team hears about new activity on a project.

Customers

Every Customer, Every Builder, One Profile

Homeowners, builders, designers, and cabinet shops each get a profile that holds their contacts, pricing, projects, and history, so repeat business is easy to quote and easy to serve.

Organizations and People

Keep companies and individual homeowners side by side, with every contact’s role and phone numbers on the company record.

Divisions Under One Account

Group a builder’s divisions or a dealer’s locations as child organizations under the parent account.

Default Sales Team and Pricing

Set the primary and secondary salesperson, pricing tier, payment terms, and special pricing once, and every new quote starts with them.

Builder Plans

Save a builder’s floor plans with their pricing and team, and reuse them on every lot instead of quoting the same kitchen again.

Notes and Custom Fields

Internal notes, printed notes, and fields of your own, like preferred contact method or contract signed.

Harbor Ridge Homes

Builder · Builder Level 2 · Terms: 30 Days

AR Balance

$18,240.00

Profile

Contacts

Projects

Plans

Plan

Value

Used

The Ashford

$4,150

9

The Belmont

$4,380

6

The Carlisle

$5,720

4

Townhome End Unit

$2,940

11

Quote Performance

September 1 to 30 · By Primary Owner

Conversion Rate · 74 Quotes

58%

Sam Ruiz

$84K

Kelly Park

$71K

Jordan Lee

$52K

Pipeline and Conversion

Quote Performance

Sales Funnel

Sales Forecast

Per Customer Quote Insights

Sales Results

Sales by Person

Sales by Customer

Sales by Project Type

Project Profitability

Sales Reporting

Know What’s Working

See which salespeople close, which lead sources pay off, and what is coming in over the next few weeks, built from the same quotes your team already works in.

Conversion by Salesperson or Team

Conversion rate, average time to accept, and quoted value day by day, split by creator, owner, or team. Click any day to see the quotes behind it.

Lead Source to Installed Job

The Sales Funnel shows how many leads from each source turned into quotes and into jobs.

Forecast the Next Few Weeks

See expected sales by week, with quotes, uninvoiced orders, and invoices shown together or apart.

Connect Stonify to Claude and add a customer, start a quote, or create a follow-up task from a chat.

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One System

A CRM That Knows the Shop

A stand-alone CRM stops at “won.” In Stonify, the sale keeps going into material, scheduling, and billing, and your salespeople can see all of it.

Won Means Ready

Convert the accepted quote to a deal and issue the sales order and deposit request from the same project.

Hold the Slab

Hold inventory from the quote, so the slab the customer picked is still there when they sign.

Check the Balance First

See a customer’s AR balance and aging on their profile before you quote the next job.

The Right Price Every Time

Pricing tiers, special pricing, and automatic discounts apply from the customer, so every salesperson quotes the same way.

The Flow

How a Lead Becomes an Installed Job

See how a first phone call turns into a signed job without leaving one system.

01

Capture the Lead

Add the lead with its source, estimated value, and owner. A lead workflow schedules the first call and every follow-up after it.

02

Quote the Options

Convert the lead to a project and build one quote or several. Hold the slabs the customer likes while they decide.

03

Follow Up Until It Closes

Move quotes across the pipeline, text the customer from the job, and act on anything that turns stale.

04

Win and Hand Off

Convert the accepted quote to a deal. The sales order, deposit, and schedule start from the same project.

“What once required four different platforms is now streamlined into one powerful, intuitive system.”

Victor DeOliveira, President, Discover Surfaces

Questions & Answers

Have more questions? Don’t hesitate to contact us:

info@stonify.io

01

What is CRM software for stone fabricators?

02

Do I need a separate CRM like HubSpot or Salesforce?

03

How does Stonify flag quotes that are going cold?

04

Can I track where my leads come from?

05

Can Stonify schedule follow-ups automatically?

06

Can I text customers from Stonify?

07

Can salespeople see only their own leads?

08

Can one project have more than one quote option?

09

Can I see win rate by salesperson?

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