Taking on a small number of stores
One system from the first quote to the last payment: server-priced labour sheets, signatures on a phone, install scheduling, an installer portal and a customer portal with no login. Built inside a working flooring store in Richmond, BC.
iFloor started as the software for a flooring store in Richmond, BC, built from scratch to fix the problems that store had every day: quotes in spreadsheets, measurements on paper, installers phoning to ask where to go, customers phoning to ask when, and invoices that did not match what was signed.
It has run that store's daily operations since June 2026. Each store gets its own system and its own database, hosted in Canada. We are taking on a small number of retailers now.
The labour sheet
The labour sheet is the heart of iFloor. It carries labour and materials side by side, is priced on the server from your rate card, keeps every version, and moves from draft to signed to booked to installed to paid without anyone retyping it.
What it does
Every customer, project and quote in one place instead of a spreadsheet, a phone and an inbox.
What was ordered, from whom, and when it lands.
Who is where this week, and the real state of every job without a phone call.
Staff, installers and customers each see exactly their part.
The invoice matches what was signed, and nobody builds a month-end spreadsheet.
Conversations belong to the store, and the chasing happens on time.
The AI inside
iFloor uses Claude from Anthropic and speech recognition from Deepgram. It was written as a rule from the start: the AI never sends anything to a customer. It prepares, and a person decides.
The AI drafts and a person reads and presses send, every time.
If an AI step fails, the previous value stays. Nothing is overwritten with a blank.
The store's own knowledge base shapes every draft, and each rule starts as a proposal the owner approves.
A photo of a card or signature becomes a new customer in seconds, not minutes.
Order lines read from a screenshot instead of retyped.
Every recorded call summarised, with action items turned into tasks.
Tips for the salesperson after a call, plus booking intent and price objections flagged.
A ready text or email after each call, waiting for a person to send it.
A running summary of each customer and the next best action.
iFloor questions
They are the same product. ifloor.app is iFloor's own site with the full tour and demo booking. Nametech built iFloor and runs it.
We are taking on a small number of retailers. Book a demo on ifloor.app, or join the list here and we will contact you.
Per store, not per seat, in Starter, Pro and Elite plans. Pricing will be announced soon.
No. Customers open one private link. Installers sign in to their own portal, so they only ever see their own jobs.
Not yet. Staff record deposits and payments, and the customer sees the balance in their portal.
Never on its own. It reads, summarises and drafts, and a person sends every message.
Taking on a small number of stores
Tell us about your store and we will be in touch. For a live walkthrough, book a demo on ifloor.app.
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