Manage the ongoing rental
The current listing highlights order tracking and subscription management. These show the customer relationship continuing after the initial product selection.
Customer journeys connected to the warehouse floor
Mobile app development and multi-city warehouse software for a furniture rental business.
Furniture rental continues well beyond the first order. Cityfurnish needed customer-facing software alongside tools for stock moving through warehouses, dispatch, returns and repairs.
App imagery: current official listing, not an archived delivery version. Warehouse visuals: illustrative mockups with sample data.
The current listing highlights order tracking and subscription management. These show the customer relationship continuing after the initial product selection.
The published packages group furniture and appliances around a move-in need, giving the app a journey for choosing several items together.
The delivered warehouse scope included incoming furniture and stock handling across cities. This illustrative register shows the kind of asset, location and condition information involved in that work.
Dispatch was part of the internal system's scope. The example connects a dispatch reference with an allocated item and its warehouse, making the operational handoff visible.
Returned items may need inspection or repair before another rental. The example board illustrates the return and repair work supported by the engagement, using fictional asset records.
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