Nine Pixels
December 5, 2025
2 min read
DaLux

From Traditional Sales to a Modern CRM System for Faster and More Accurate Project Delivery

Dalux is a company with over 30 years of experience in furnishing interiors with curtains, drapes, curtain rods, and sun protection systems. Their daily operations involve a large number of clients, on-site measurements, quote creation, orders, coordination with technicians, and installation.

With such a complex operational process, the traditional way of managing sales and administration — through calls, notebooks, and Excel sheets — became increasingly slow and difficult to track as the company grew.

Dalux needed a CRM built specifically for their type of business, along with a team capable of digitalizing every step from the initial inquiry to final installation.Nine Pixels delivered exactly that.

Understanding the Process from Within: Time Spent in Production

Before developing the CRM, our team spent time inside Dalux’s production facility:

observing the entire order processing workflow

learning about the materials, equipment, and production stages

following communication between sales, administration, and technicians

identifying all bottlenecks and critical points

This allowed us to design not just software, but a digital version of their real operational process — without gaps or assumptions.

This was the key factor that made a difference in the quality of the final solution.

Before digitalization, Dalux faced:

Manual tracking of clients, offers, and communication

Excel sheets that couldn’t keep up with the workload

Unclear flow of information between sales, technicians, and administration

Lack of transparent project status overview

High risk of errors during measurement, ordering, and installation planning

The need for faster real-time team coordination

In an industry where accuracy and speed directly impact service quality, such a system could no longer support their growth.

Our Approach

1. Business Analysis Through Real Experience

On-site production visits to understand materials, stages, and priorities

Tracking the real workflow from inquiry to installation

Identifying bottlenecks and opportunities for automation

2. Development of a Fully Customized CRM System

Centralized overview of clients, quotes, measurements, and installations

Specialized modules for measurements, orders, and production

Tasks and automations for the sales and technical teams

Notifications and reminders that prevent delays

Clear real-time status visibility for every project

3. Digitalizing the Entire Workflow

From first customer call → measurement → quote → order → installation

Removing manual Excel sheets

Standardized workflows for reliable execution

4. Onboarding and Continuous Support

Team training for CRM usage

Feature adjustments during real operation

Fast technical support whenever needed

Results

100% Centralized Operations

All information is available in one unified system.

Faster and More Accurate Project Execution

Fewer errors, fewer delays, and happier customers.

The Team Works Synchronized and Efficiently

Sales, administration, and technicians finally function as one cohesive flow.

A Digital Foundation for the Business

The CRM has become a key tool for further growth and scaling.

First-Hand Insight

If you want to hear more details about the entire digitalization process, you can watch our conversation with Damjan from Dalux, who was our guest on the podcast: