Software for modular home retailers

Modular home dealer software for the complete customer journey

Present modular home models, manage leads, coordinate projects, issue work orders, and keep customers informed in one branded dealer platform.

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Illustrated home dealer workspace connecting a home model, buyer inquiry and project handoff
Original workflow illustration. Sample information, not customer records.

Built around your daily work.

Selling a modular home is not a single transaction. Buyers compare floor plans, review specifications, choose options, arrange site work, and wait through a long sequence of decisions and milestones. Barton Digital connects that journey so a retailer can present homes professionally, capture a better inquiry, move a won opportunity into a project, and keep field work tied to the same customer record.

Independent modular home dealersMulti-location retailersDesign and sales centersSet crews and field managers

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A self-guided home building tour.

No account, sales call or app download needed. This is an interactive workflow illustration, not a connected company workspace.

Step 1 of 3

Help buyers explore

Present home types, floor plans, specifications and the pricing packages that apply to each model.

Sample information only. Actions stay in this page and cannot change records, send messages or create charges.

Sample workspace
  • Sample model: Cedar Ranch
  • 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms
  • Deliver & Set or Turnkey

Try the example action to see what happens next.

01

A stronger model presentation

Publish branded galleries with exterior images, floor plans, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, pricing dates, features, manufacturer links, renderings, flyers, and supporting documents.

02

Sales context that stays attached

Saved homes, customer preferences, visible notes, private staff notes, lead history, follow-up tasks, and quotes remain connected instead of being scattered across inboxes and spreadsheets.

03

A clean handoff after the sale

Convert a won CRM opportunity into a project, choose a home-type and project-type template, create ordered work, assign tasks, and track actual project costs.

Capability 1

Turn every floor plan into a useful sales page

A modular-home buyer needs more than a thumbnail and model number. Barton Digital gives each published home its own indexable page with a descriptive title, complete specifications, pricing context, image gallery, floor plans, documents, and a direct path to inquire. Companies can update models after launch without rebuilding their website.
  • Modular, manufactured, and ADU category filters
  • Bedroom, bathroom, price, style, and size filters
  • Multiple exterior, interior, and floor-plan images
  • Long descriptions and grouped features
  • Manufacturer and OneDrive document links

Capability 2

Move from lead management into real project delivery

The CRM supports manual leads, web inquiries, deal stages, assigned owners, follow-up dates, duplicate detection, forms, notes, activities, and Excel export. Once a deal is won, its customer and home information can populate a project so the operations team does not have to re-enter the same facts.
  • Visual pipeline and searchable customer records
  • Automatic won-deal project handoff
  • Project templates selected by home and project type
  • Work orders, assignees, schedules, photos, files, and status
  • Estimated and actual cost tracking for accounting sync

Capability 3

Give customers visibility without exposing internal work

Customer accounts let buyers save models, retain preferences, read company-visible notes, receive quotes, and review the information intended for them. Staff can maintain separate private notes and operational records that consumers cannot see.
  • Saved-home shortlist
  • Editable customer preferences
  • Customer-facing and private staff notes
  • Quote delivery to portal accounts
  • Role-based access for owners, managers, office staff, and field employees

Connections with clear expectations

Keep the tools you already rely on.

QuickBooks OnlineStripe checkout

QuickBooks workflows require company authorization and supported record types. Stripe handles subscription checkout. Separate provider accounts and charges may apply; these names do not imply endorsement.

See a published showroom

Explore Lakes Region Modular Homes.

Browse a working public showroom to see model discovery, galleries and buyer inquiry paths. This is a public customer experience, not access to a company's private workspace or an ROI claim.

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Frequently asked questions

What companies ask about modular home dealer software.

What is modular home dealer software?

Modular home dealer software connects the public home catalog, customer inquiries, sales pipeline, project coordination, work orders, files, and customer communication used by a modular-home retailer.

Can a dealer update home models after publishing them?

Yes. Authorized company users can edit model information, pricing dates, photos, floor plans, descriptions, features, documents, and manufacturer links after a home is published.

Does Barton Digital support project management after a home is sold?

Yes. A won CRM deal can create a project that uses a selected template, carries customer and home details forward, and supports tasks, ordered project items, work orders, schedules, files, photos, assignees, and financial tracking.

Can customers save modular homes and preferences?

Yes. Consumer accounts can save models and maintain preferences. The company can view those choices and use them during follow-up while keeping internal notes private.