Automate your plant’s worst chore in weeks.

Pricing a job takes hours, so customers wait and buy elsewhere.

Quote calculator

Prices don't reflect what jobs really cost, so some orders lose money.

Order costing

Nobody follows up after a quote goes out, so deals go quiet.

Quote follow-up

Missed calls go unanswered, and new customers call someone else.

Missed call text-back

There's no shared customer list. Deals and emails sit in each rep's inbox.

CRM setup

Orders from emails and PDFs are typed in by hand, slowly and with mistakes.

PO to sales order

Customers keep asking where their order is, and your team stops to find out.

Order status updates

Changes to an order don't reach every department, so production builds the old version.

Order change sync

Customers hear about delays too late, because nobody warns them early.

Delay alerts

Orders fall between departments: sales thinks it's in production, production has never seen it.

Order handoff

Suppliers don't confirm orders or dates, so someone chases each one by hand.

Supplier PO follow-up

Material shortages show up too late, and production stops.

Shortage alerts

Stock in the system doesn't match the shelf.

Inventory sync

Supplier prices change, but your costs still use the old ones.

Supplier price updates

Supplier bills are checked against POs and receipts by hand.

Three-way match

Nobody can tell where an order is without asking around.

Order tracker

Every disruption means rebuilding the schedule by hand.

Schedule board

Different people change priorities, and the floor doesn't know what comes first.

Priority queue

The daily production report is put together by hand.

Morning report

Nobody records how long jobs actually take, so plans run on standards.

Actual job times

You can't see in real time whether a machine is running or stopped.

Machine status

Shift output is known only at the end of the shift, from the operator.

Output counters

Downtime reasons aren't recorded, so they can't be fixed.

Downtime reasons

Breakdowns come as a surprise because nobody tracks machine condition.

Condition alerts

Material use and scrap aren't tied to orders, so real job cost is unknown.

Material and scrap per order

Shipping documents are filled in by hand from the order.

Shipping docs

Carriers are picked and booked by hand.

Carrier booking

Export and customs papers are prepared by hand for every shipment.

Export docs

The wrong item or quantity ships, and you hear about it from the customer.

Pick and pack check

Nobody checks freight bills, so overcharges go unnoticed.

Freight bill check

Supplier bills are entered into the books by hand.

Bill entry

Invoices go out days after shipping, so cash comes in later.

Invoice on shipment

Late payments aren't tracked, and reminders go out by hand.

Payment reminders

Shopify, Stripe and bank deposits are matched to the books by hand.

Payout reconciliation

Data from your ERP and other software is retyped into accounting.

Books sync

You see last month's results weeks into this one.

Weekly numbers

You don't know which orders and customers make money.

Margin by order and customer

The reports you need aren't in your ERP, so someone builds them in Excel.

Custom reports

Numbers don't match between systems.

Data check

When the floor is full, you choose which orders to take without data.

Capacity and order mix