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Software for unitized curtain wall shops
Unitized work lives or dies on crate maps and install sequence, not warehouse min/max. Spectr tracks unique assemblies from drawing to crate to elevation, including a services calendar for anodize and paint that belongs next to production — not in email.
Key facts
- Installers should open a phone and see contents — not call the shop to guess.
- Spectr shipping lists update as products are scanned into crates.
- Finish lead time is often longer than fabrication.
- A unitized “job” is a building with shifting site dates.
How shops handle this
- Map one elevation end to end
Approved shop drawing to last scanned install. - Pack by sequence
Convenience packing is how the site opens six crates to hang three units. - Put finish on the same timeline
Services calendar against the ship window. - Give the field the crate scan
Same IDs the shop used.
Common questions
Do we need different software for stick-built?
The contract and sequence differ. Unique products, phases, and site visibility still apply.
Can Logikal replace this?
Profile tools feed production. They do not replace crate-to-elevation tracking.
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