A+W Software – Value Windows & Doors

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Date: 8 October 2021

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Date: 8 October 2021

From Glass to Windows Seamlessly with A+W Clarity & A+W Cantor

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Value Windows & Doors is a growing window and door fabricator in the greater Los Angeles, California, market. They run both A+W Clarity (glass production software) and A+W Cantor (window and door fabrication software), which enables them to consistently automate their production processes and grow faster than they ever anticipated.

The result is a seamless connection between their glass and window/door fabrication processes. A+W software solutions control all aspects of the process (brains of the company) from the initial order through A+W iQuote to production of the glass for IGUs through to delivery of the product.

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