This page is your project’s life, top to bottom. Ten stages, one contract — your approval gates marked in orange. Scroll.
Plans, elevations, details, specs and FF&E schedules enter a project data room with a project ID from day one.
The set is parsed into an item register — scope, quantities, materials and missing information identified.
Scope summary returned to youAtelier engineers every item in-house — DFM, tolerances, materials — before any factory sees the job. Submittal packages with markups, revision logs and release gates — every approval recorded against its revision.
Customer gate — submittal approvalWork is routed across the qualified network by capability, capacity, quality history, lead time and landed cost. You never manage a factory.
Physical control samples and first articles approved before production release — finish, joinery, tolerance.
Customer gate — sample approvalItem and batch-level milestones with photographic evidence, dates and exceptions — visible as they happen.
Project-specific inspection plans and pre-shipment inspection, attached to each item’s record.
Pre-shipment QC evidence returnedCrate planning maps items to crate, floor and room. Consolidated freight, customs and site-readiness checks.
Sequenced delivery coordinated with your site — room by room, crate by crate. What arrives is what Atelier engineered and every stakeholder approved: the released revision, nothing else.
Customer gate — install sign-offAtelier-backed closeout — documentation and recourse live on the item record.
Categories run concurrently across the network — the schedule never queues behind one shop.
Problems are caught at the factory, not on site — nothing ships without pre-shipment inspection.
Qualified alternates stand behind every routing — capacity problems are re-routed, not renegotiated.