Cilio vs FloorWizard

Cilio is a production and job management platform connecting contractors’ sales teams, crews, and customers. Its workflow covers leads through completion, including scheduling, quoting, payments, crew management, takeoff measurements, flooring estimates, material orders, and invoicing. Cilio Mobile gives field workers schedules, job details, maps, photos, and update tools. The app can show today’s, tomorrow’s, and yesterday’s jobs offline, including work orders, customer information, documents, and job details; changes can synchronize after connectivity returns. The platform also includes maps and routing, pre-filled PDF forms, data collection and filtering, and a consumer-facing portal. Listed integrations include QuickBooks, Lowe’s, Home Depot, MeasureSquare, Costco, Floorsoft, and Installation Made Easy. Cilio describes retailer-work imports and status synchronization with Lowe’s Vendor Gateway and Home Depot systems. It runs on the web, Android, and iOS. Pricing is by request for a configurable project plan with monthly licensing and transaction costs.

FloorWizard is an internet-accessible system for scheduling, estimating, selling, and managing flooring jobs. It measures projects, estimates materials and labor, supports refiguring estimates around alternate materials, and includes on-site closing functions. Project tools include tracking, appointment scheduling, search, reporting, and team assignments. Projects can be accessed from internet-enabled computers and shared between remote locations through a managed central database that FloorSoft says has no additional hosting cost. User access levels can be customized by type, and administrators can control access to projects. The system can create installation documents and email documents directly to customers. Measurement workflows support a Tablet PC and Bluetooth laser, including the Leica e7100i. FloorWizard also supports takeoff measurements, material orders, installation scheduling, job costing, invoicing, and payments. FloorSoft describes it for flooring retailers, installers, restoration businesses, and renovation companies. Pricing is on request, and the product page offers a free demo. The setup guide specifies Windows XP or higher and Internet Explorer 7 or higher for desktop access; Mac access requires third-party software that replicates Windows. FloorSoft says support is available 24/7 and provides training guides and videos.