Is it only for stone?

No. The same product serves six trades: stone, aluminium and PVC joinery, wood joinery, glass, ironwork and copper. Each starts with its own materials, templates and stations.

Can we use our own price rules?

Yes. Made-to-measure templates hold your formulas: sizes and choices go in, and the price, the parts, the weight and the drawing come out.

What happens to offcuts?

A cutting plan uses offcuts before full stock. What is left returns to stock as a new piece with its own label.

Do the workers need a computer?

No. A worker opens the work order on a phone, starts and closes the step, and adds a photo, even without network.

Is it a separate product from Commerce?

Yes, it is a product of its own. It includes everything in Commerce, so quotes, stock, invoices, payments and pay are the same ones the rest of the company uses.

Is there a plan for a small workshop?

Yes, Workshop Starter: 2 users, with quotes, invoices, stock, made-to-measure pieces and cutting lists. The planning board and job costing come with Workshop Essential.

Workshop

Know what each job really cost.

sahmrev Workshop is workshop management software for made-to-measure trades in stone, aluminium, joinery, glass, ironwork and copper, from the material in stock to the fitted piece. It includes everything in sahmrev Commerce and adds pieces and offcuts, quotes to measure, cutting plans, work orders and piece pay.

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Workshop pieces in stock: full slabs, reserved slabs and offcuts, each with its size and place

One order through the workshop

Pieces and offcuts
Every slab, sheet, bar or panel has a number, a QR label, its size and its place.
Quote to measure
Enter the sizes, and your rules give the price, the parts and the weight.
Cutting plan
Parts go on offcuts first, then on full stock, and the saw operator gets a printed sheet.
Work order
Each step is started and closed on a phone, with a photo when you want one, even without network.
Pay and invoice
Piece work goes into the artisan’s pay, and the delivery and invoice come from the order.

What is inside

MaterialsSlabs, sheets, panels, bars and profiles, glass, metal sold by weight.
PiecesEach piece has a number and a QR label, so a scan finds it.
Made to measureTemplates hold your formulas and turn sizes into a price, parts, a weight and a drawing.
CuttingGuillotine plans on sheets and bars that use offcuts first and print a cutting sheet.
ProductionRoutings and stations, with each work order followed step by step and metal weighed in and out.
ArtisansSteps paid by the piece or by the hour, straight into the monthly pay.
Job costEach work order shows what it really cost next to the estimate, with the margin.
Six tradesEach trade arrives with its materials, templates, stations and routings.
PlanningA board puts each step on a day and a station, and warns you before a job misses its promised date.

Common questions

Is it only for stone?: No. The same product serves six trades: stone, aluminium and PVC joinery, wood joinery, glass, ironwork and copper. Each starts with its own materials, templates and stations.
Can we use our own price rules?: Yes. Made-to-measure templates hold your formulas: sizes and choices go in, and the price, the parts, the weight and the drawing come out.
What happens to offcuts?: A cutting plan uses offcuts before full stock. What is left returns to stock as a new piece with its own label.
Do the workers need a computer?: No. A worker opens the work order on a phone, starts and closes the step, and adds a photo, even without network.
Is it a separate product from Commerce?: Yes, it is a product of its own. It includes everything in Commerce, so quotes, stock, invoices, payments and pay are the same ones the rest of the company uses.
Is there a plan for a small workshop?: Yes, Workshop Starter: 2 users, with quotes, invoices, stock, made-to-measure pieces and cutting lists. The planning board and job costing come with Workshop Essential.