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Flatpack Kitchen Installation In production at ECG

Drop a Bunnings Kaboodle or IKEA PDF estimate. Every item parsed, matched to our supplier-pack catalogue, and priced from per-item assembly, install, electrical, and plumbing minutes — instantly.

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The problem

Customers walk in with PDF estimates. You walk out with a Saturday rebuild of every line item.

Half your kitchen jobs start with a Bunnings Kaboodle or IKEA print-out the customer carries in. The supplier estimate is the easy part — the customer already has cabinet sizes, doors, drawers, kicker boards, end panels. Your job: turn that estimate into a quote that prices your install. Today, that's an hour of typing each line into a spreadsheet, looking up your assembly times from memory, adding the sparky's hours, adding the plumber's hours, hoping you didn't miss a 90-degree corner that needs a filler. Flatpack Kitchen Installation does it in two minutes — without forgetting the corner.

How it works

PDF in. Costed quote out. Four steps.

1. Drop the PDF. The customer's Bunnings Kaboodle or IKEA print-out, dragged into the quote builder. The plugin's AI parser extracts every line — cabinets, doors, drawers, panels, kickers, fillers, hardware.
2. Catalogue match. Each parsed line is matched against the live Kaboodle and IKEA catalogues we maintain on the platform. Match confidence flagged on the few items that need your eye; the rest auto-confirm.
3. Per-item minutes applied. Every catalogue item carries metadata: assembly minutes, install minutes, electrical task codes (where applicable), plumbing task codes (sinks, taps, dishwasher hook-up). The plugin sums the minutes per trade and applies your hourly rates from your pricing settings.
4. Quote ready. Cabinetry costs from the supplier estimate, install labour from your minutes, sparky time, plumber time, removal and disposal, remedial allowance — all line-item priced and ready to send. Customer signs on the iPad; deposit lands via Stripe.

Suppliers covered

Two of Australia's biggest, parsed line-by-line.

The plugin ships with PDF parsers and catalogue mappings for Bunnings Kaboodle (the flat-pack range stocked in every Bunnings warehouse) and IKEA Australia (Metod / Sektion cabinet systems). Each supplier's catalogue carries its own item codes, assembly times, and trade-task minutes — calibrated against real ECG installs, not vendor marketing copy. Bunnings partnership is in active negotiation; the parser already works on Kaboodle PDFs today.

Why it works

Per-item assembly + install + sparky + plumber minutes, not blanket markups.

Every catalogue item — every base cabinet, every wall cabinet, every island, every overhead — has its own labour profile in the platform. A 600mm pantry takes longer to assemble than a 300mm filler. A microwave-housing wall cabinet adds five minutes of sparky time for the GPO and ten for the data cable. A double-bowl sink with disposal unit adds twenty minutes for the plumber and ten for the sparky. The pricing engine sums those minutes against your tenant pricing settings — your assembler's rate, your sparky's rate, your plumber's rate — and produces a quote that reflects the actual job, not a percentage guess. Variations recompute in real time when the customer adds a panel or upgrades a door style.

Who it's for

Kitchen installers and renovation builders doing Bunnings or IKEA flat-pack jobs.

Cabinet-installers running a flat-pack-only operation, multi-trade renovators where the customer brought their own kitchen design, and anyone who has ever spent 90 minutes typing a Kaboodle estimate into a quoting spreadsheet. If your customers walk in with a PDF, this is the plugin that makes it pay for itself on the first job.

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