Suprata for home theater, audio and low-voltage installers

Home theater and AV projects, quoted, installed and supported

An AV job starts with a design, runs for days and ends with a client who calls when the remote stops working. Suprata keeps the proposal, the equipment, the install days and the service plan on one account.

Set up in minutesOffice, phone and tabletCustomize as far as you need
Smiling bearded technician in a denim work shirt against a plain light wall
An estimate with equipment and labor lines, one option of a system proposal.

Sound familiar?

What a normal week looks like without the right system

We hear these from home theater, audio and low-voltage installers all the time. Here is what Suprata does about each one.

Clients want to see a good, better and best theater before they commit. Building three separate quotes takes all afternoon.

Build one option, duplicate it, change what differs, and send all three on one proposal.

We order thousands in equipment, and then the client goes quiet.

A deposit rule on install jobs collects a percentage the moment the client accepts.

Two years later the client calls and nobody knows which receiver or what firmware is in that rack.

Each installed component is recorded on the account with model and serial, and every visit adds to its history.

The install takes four days, and the client texts the owner every evening asking how it is going.

The lead shares a note with photos at the end of each visit, and it lands on the client's Work Recap.

A day in the life with Suprata

One ordinary day, start to finish

Here is how the work flows when every call, job, booking and payment lives in one place.

  1. 8:00 am

    Install day three

    The crew heads to a theater install with the equipment list on the job.

  2. 9:30 am

    Design meeting

    A salesperson builds a proposal on a tablet by tapping picture tiles for speakers and displays.

  3. 11:30 am

    Three options

    The client gets good, better and best on one proposal and opens it twice.

  4. 2:00 pm

    Equipment ordered

    The client accepts and pays the deposit, and the receiver and speakers go onto a purchase order.

  5. 4:30 pm

    Progress update

    The lead shares a photo of the finished rack, and the client sees it on the Work Recap.

  6. 5:30 pm

    Serials saved

    Every component's serial goes on the account, and a yearly service plan starts.

See it on screen

Real Suprata screens

Sample data, real software. Every screen below comes straight from Suprata.

An estimate with equipment and labor lines, one option of a system proposal.
An estimate with equipment and labor lines, one option of a system proposal.
A price list item with a picture, used in the visual estimate builder.
A price list item with a picture, used in the visual estimate builder.
Can we sell on a tablet with pictures?

Yes. The visual estimate builder lets you tap picture tiles for categories and items instead of searching a list.

Read: The visual estimate builder — big buttons instead of a long list

Can the client choose between system options?

Yes. A proposal holds several priced options. The client picks one, signs and pays any deposit you require.

Read: Good / Better / Best proposals — let the customer choose

Can we keep the client updated during a long install?

Yes. Shared notes go out by text or email and collect on the job's Work Recap.

Read: Keeping customers updated: shared job notes and the Work Recap

Can we track what equipment went into each home?

Yes. Installed equipment is recorded on the account with serial, model and install date.

Read: The Asset Lifecycle: Receive, Assign, Maintain, Bill, Retire

Something else? Call 888-494-4335, email hello@suprata.com or ask “Does Suprata do this?”

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Start with Suprata Suite on your own, or let our team set it up around the way your home theater and AV business works.

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