SnapTracker by KiSP is furniture software for asset management. Its public page says “Assets In. Insight Out.” and describes the path from warehouse to workspace. It is an established vendor, with decades in this market.
Furnify starts where that path stops: after the project is delivered. The dealer opens a portal in their own brand for the client, links a service ticket to the delivered piece and keeps lifecycle and replacement in view.
Where they differ
| SnapTracker (KiSP) | Furnify | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Furniture assets from warehouse to workspace | Furniture management after delivery |
| Client portal | Not described on their public page | A portal in the dealer’s brand |
| Service | Asset insight for the dealer’s own team | Tickets linked to the asset, room and warranty |
| Price | Not published | Per active asset. Standard from €249 and Connected from €699 a month for 1,000 assets |
Furnify does not replace SnapTracker as a warehouse system. It covers the gap after handover, where a project often stays a one-time transaction.
Questions
Does Furnify replace SnapTracker?
No. SnapTracker describes the path from warehouse to workspace. Furnify manages the furniture after the client has it.
Does Furnify have a client portal?
Yes. Each client gets a portal with assets, documents, warranties and service history.
Is the price published?
Yes. Standard from €249 a month and Connected from €699 a month for 1,000 active assets. No setup fees. There is no free trial. You can book a demo or look at the platform first.