Manufacturing
Less paperwork between the order and the shop floor.
Manufacturers run on quotes, jobs, materials and deadlines, and too much of it moves by spreadsheet and email. We’ve run manufacturing ourselves, so we build the tools that tie quoting, costing, job status and the back office together.
We’ve run manufacturing and production ourselves, from costing to the shop floor.
Sound familiar?
Where the time goes.
Quotes take days and depend on one estimator.
Job status means walking the floor or calling someone.
Material costs change faster than price lists.
Orders and invoices are typed in by hand.
What we build
Tools for manufacturing.
Production cost calculator
True cost per part or unit, updated when material prices move.
How it works →Project tracker and status board
Every job from order to ship, with owners, dates and late jobs flagged.
How it works →KPI dashboard and team targets
On-time delivery, margin and throughput, live for the whole team.
How it works →Works with
Also popular: bill of materials database, and supplier and material price tracker.
Questions
Common questions.
Do you replace our ERP or MRP?
No. We fill the gaps around it: quoting, reporting, document entry and tracking that your ERP doesn’t handle well.
Can quotes use our real costs?
Yes. Quotes start from your materials, labor and overhead, so every price protects your margin.
Can the shop floor use it?
Yes. Status boards can run on a TV or tablet, and updates can be as simple as a tap.
Related industries
Same problems, same tools.
Wholesale and distribution
Purchase orders, inventory, quotes and collections for distributors on thin margins.
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Margin by retailer and channel, retailer POs, forecasts and one scorecard for the team.
See tools →Retail stores and chains
Daily sales by store, reorder and transfer plans, supplier invoices and store targets.
See tools →Bring the task your team hates most.
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