Manufacturing
One number for what's on order, in progress and shipped.
Order intake, scheduling, supplier checks and QC notes on one record — instead of a planning spreadsheet that only survives because one person maintains it.
Answer a few questions and we'll design a concept for your process.
Owner scorecard
Week 16 · pulled from jobs, invoices and payroll automatically
$142k
revenue booked
+9%
68%
gross margin
+3pt
2.4d
quote to approval
-1.9d
19h
admin hours saved
weekly
Jobs completed per week
Where time went
Needs attention this week
4 itemsQuote aging
Bellview retrofit · $4,200 · sent 9 days ago
Margin dip
Elmwood duct clean came in 22 pts under target
Unbilled work
3 completed jobs not yet invoiced · $6,180
Capacity
Crew C at 41% next week
Example interface · sample data · no client data shown
How the process runs
One record, start to finish.
- 01
Order intake
Orders arrive with specs, quantities and dates on one record.
- 02
Scheduling
Work is scheduled against real capacity and material availability.
- 03
Supply
Supplier confirmations and shortages raise flags before the run.
- 04
Quality
QC checks and notes stay attached to the order and the batch.
Sound familiar
Nothing looks broken. It's held together by memory.
- The schedule is a spreadsheet one person owns
- Shortages show up on the floor, not before
- Quality notes live in a binder
What you get
Built for manufacturing — not adapted to it.
- Order record with specs and dates
- Capacity-aware production schedule
- Supplier confirmation tracking
- QC checks on the batch
- On-order / in-progress / shipped view
- From $250/mo
- Starting monthly license. No $15,000+ dev bill.
- 2 weeks
- To a first working version in your hands.
- 30 min
- Free process audit. You keep the plan.
See what this looks like for your business.
Describe how your process runs today and we'll design a concept for it — interface, automations and all.
Get a custom concept by email, or book a call if you'd rather talk it through.