Multifamily rewards boring logistics. The winning move is kitting by unit, not batching by piece type.
Kit by unit
Each unit's doors, panels and hardware pack ship as one labelled kit matching one schedule page. Crews install from a single cart, and a damaged piece names its unit instantly. Piece-type batching saves factory minutes and costs site days.
Colour discipline
Lock one batch per colour per phase; record batch line on every schedule. Unit 3's future touch-up should never be a guess. Upgrades ('accent island, units 12–18') get their own schedule pages, not margin notes.
Paper that scales
One master schedule, per-unit pages, phased delivery dates matched to floors, and a single change-order lane. Our trade program prices the whole matrix with volume tiers across phases — pooled, not per-drop.