We work with job-based manufacturers, usually 20 to 200 people, that build to order and run on an ERP, a database and spreadsheets that don't agree. We learn your floor before we write any code.
Conceptual infrastructure visual. Illustrative imagery, not a client facility.
What a first build usually looks like in each. Every engagement starts with an audit, so yours is scoped to your systems, not to a template.
High-mix, low-volume work where margin depends on quoting accurately and keeping machines loaded.
Typical first builds
Custom work, variations and material costs that move between the quote and dispatch.
Typical first builds
Repeat orders, many part numbers, and customers who want to know where their order is.
Typical first builds
Many customers and many small jobs, with work orders spread across spreadsheets and whiteboards.
Typical first builds
Data-centre, electrification and grid work means more custom, engineer-to-order builds for the companies that supply it. We build the software that helps them quote, build and deliver it.
See which engineer-to-order jobs make money, by materials, labour and variations.
Job profitabilityWhere every order sits on the floor, and a portal so customers can see it too.
Operations & portalsFactory acceptance checklists, results and sign-offs captured on the floor and shared with the customer.
Shop-floor appsFaster, consistent quotes and fewer manual handoffs between estimating, drafting and the floor.
Tools & automationWe would rather tell you on the first call than halfway through a project.
Start with a free 20–30 minute discovery call with the engineer who would build it. If there's no project worth doing, we'll tell you.
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