Every cabinetmaker has lived through this nightmare.

The kitchen is installed, the stone benchtop is fitted, and the client walks in. They look at the island and say, "Wait, I thought we agreed to make the overhang 300mm, not 200mm? And I'm pretty sure I chose the matte black handles, not brushed nickel."

You know exactly what was agreed upon. You talked about it in the showroom. You might have even mentioned it in an email thread 45 days ago. But because you don't have a formalized, signed document locking in that specific revision, you are suddenly the one on the hook.

In the custom cabinetry business, a simple "misunderstanding" isn't just an apology—it’s an $800 replacement stone, $300 in new hardware, and a blown day of installation labor. Your profit margin on that job just vanished.

The Danger of "Email Approvals"
Many shops rely on a client replying "Looks good, go ahead!" to an email containing a PDF quote. The problem? If you sent three different revisions of the plans in that same email chain, proving exactly which version they approved becomes a legal grey area if a dispute arises.

The Solution: Hard Stops Before Production
The most profitable shops in the industry treat production like a vault: nothing enters the CNC machine until a legally binding signature is on file.

This is why we built CabSign. It replaces messy email chains with a secure, timestamped audit trail. When your client signs their digital contract, CabSign locks in their IP address, the exact time, and the specific PDF version they viewed.

If they try to change their mind after the boards are cut, you simply open your dashboard and pull up the Certified PDF. Dispute over. Margin protected.

Stop leaving your profits to chance. Lock down your jobs with CabSign today.