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    Project management for people who actually fabricate

    Projects by sidemark, rooms, items, orders, checklists and a workroom that always knows what is next.

    A project is the folder for a client, a sidemark and an address. Inside it are rooms, items and orders, each with its own lifecycle. Checklists are snapshotted from published templates when the project is created, so process is consistent while templates evolve safely.

    The operating spine

    Sidemark as the key

    The sidemark links every record — quote, ticket, purchase, shipment — so the shop and the office are always talking about the same job.

    Items and orders

    Items are what the client is buying. Orders are how they get made. Fabric children roll up readiness to their parent item automatically.

    Exception views

    Ordered without an ETA, quoted without approval, specified but never finalized — the things that quietly ruin a schedule, listed.

    Quality gate

    Nothing reaches complete without a sign-off, and the sign-off is attributed.

    Full history

    Every project carries an automatically generated timeline of what happened and who did it.

    See it against your own numbers

    We load your pricing and your cost book before your team ever logs in.

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