Take the marble workshop off paper.

Replace paper and Excel in a marble workshop and, if yours still runs on paper or spreadsheets, stop searching the yard for slabs and spending an afternoon on each quote. Each slab and offcut gets a label, and each quote comes from your own rules.

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What paper costs you each month

A good slab waits behind the others in the yard while a new one is cut, because nobody can find it.
Offcuts are thrown away or forgotten, because their size and place are written nowhere, or in chalk that has faded.
A quote takes an afternoon of measuring, looking up the stone’s price and adding edges and cut-outs by hand. The total changes with whoever adds it up.
When parts are drawn on the slab with a marker and the saw kerf is forgotten, a tread comes out a few millimetres short.
Each morning someone phones to ask which worktop is cut, which is polished and which is waiting for installation.

Find every slab, follow every job

Each slab and offcut has a label with its real size, its block and its place, and a phone scan opens it.
Your rules turn the length, the depth, the stone, the polished edges and the cut-outs into the price, the parts and the weight.
Cutting plans use offcuts first, count the saw kerf and keep the vein in one direction.
Each step of the work order is started and closed on the phone of the person doing it, so the office sees where every job stands.
The delivery note and the invoice come from the same order, with the same parts.

Find any slab in the yard · Stone workshop — Find any slab in the yard. Demo data.

How you move off paper

Send your lists
Your stones, your slabs and offcuts in stock, your customers and your price list come in from Excel.
Get a workspace for your trade
The workspace starts with the products, units, documents and rules of your trade.
Train the team
The first session is with the people who quote, cut and deliver.
Start with one order
The next order goes through the software from the quote to the invoice.