Trivantage launches mobile app designed to keep jobs moving

BURLINGTON, N.C. — Trivantage®, a supplier to shade, marine and furnishings professionals, has announced the launch of its new mobile app.

Designed to provide easier access to the company's extensive inventory and customer support network, the app focuses on productivity, convenience and reducing workflow interruptions at job sites and on fabrication shop floors.

The official launch follows the company's showcase at the 2026 Advanced Textiles Expo, where the Trivantage mobile app was recognized as a Services category winner in the Show Stopper program.

More than an ordering platform, the Trivantage app is designed as a practical job-site tool to keep projects moving forward. Users can pick up where they left off by accessing existing carts, active lists and past project details across desktop and mobile devices.

“Our customers work in high-demand environments where stopping to look up a part or place an order disrupts momentum,” said Brett Baird, vice president of sales at Trivantage. “The Trivantage app is designed around a simple principle: keep the job moving. It gives our customers easier access to what they need, exactly when and where work happens, so they can spend less time managing supplies and more time getting back to work.”

Key features and capabilities include:

Connecting with Trivantage resources, product experts and customer support directly from the job site or shop floor. Transitioning between the Trivantage desktop site and mobile app, accessing saved carts, custom project lists and recent searches. Searching inventory, detailed specifications, high-resolution photos and material samples, and placing orders in seconds. Maximizing efficiency so teams spend less time troubleshooting logistics and more time focused on production and installation. The Trivantage app is available for download on the App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android devices.

To learn more about the app, visit www.trivantage.com/trivantage-app.

Source: Trivantage

Trivantage launches mobile app designed to keep jobs moving

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