For property developers · Multifamily, condo, hospitality, STR
A signed plan per unit type. Lead times committed against your closing calendar. Workshop named on every line. Supplier price visible on every line. Phased delivery to the door — studio, one-bed, two-bed, penthouse — in the order your building closes.
Lead-time geometry
Three production bands. One closing window. One signed plan.
Engagement letter — forward commitments
What the signed engagement binds DAF to before a single PO moves.
DAF is early-stage. This is what DAF can back up today — no invented coverage, no account structure DAF doesn't have. Insurance details specific to your engagement are provided on request and confirmed in writing before signing.
Before you commit — ask anything
Grounded answers, before the schedule slips.
Lead times. Staged delivery. Warranty replacement. Whether DAF can run a 40-unit FF&E job in your timeline. The Engine answers from the DAF Library — same source the team runs on.
The engine runs locally on DAF infrastructure — answers are cited back to the chapter and section they came from. No marketing copy, no third-party LLM.
The DAF Engine is a self-hosted LLM (Qwen 2.5 7B on Ben's RTX 2070) grounded in DAF's 33-chapter Library — 467,000 words of furniture procurement reference. No external API. When you ask a question, retrieval finds the relevant chapters and the model answers strictly from them, citing chapter + section.
Send the unit mix
The plan back inside a business day.
Send the unit mix, the closing calendar, the budget per unit type. The Specialist returns a per-unit costed plan with every workshop named, every lead-time band committed, every freight line itemized at cost. One brief. One signed plan. One PO across the building.