Stone workshop

Know where every slab and offcut is.

Software for marble and stone workshops that follows each job from the customer’s sizes to the fitted worktop, in marble, granite or quartz.

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Follow each step on the phone · Stone workshop

The road of one order

Find any slab in the yard
Each slab carries its size, its block and its place in the yard, and its QR label opens it. An offcut goes back to stock with a label of its own.
Find any slab in the yard. Demo data.
Price a worktop to measure
Type the length, the depth, the stone, the polished edges and the sink cut-outs. Your rules give the price, the parts and the weight, and the quote carries the drawing.
Price a worktop to measure. Demo data.
Cut less new stone
Parts go on offcuts first, then on full slabs. The plan tries several orders to use less new stone, leaves the saw kerf between parts and keeps the vein in one direction. The saw operator gets a sheet with the QR of each slab to take.
Cut less new stone. Demo data.
Follow each step on the phone
A job goes through templating, cutting, edge polishing, cut-outs and installation. Whoever does a step starts and closes it on their phone, with a photo when needed.
Follow each step on the phone. Demo data.
Deliver, invoice and pay
The delivery note and the invoice come from the same order. A step done by an artisan paid by the piece goes into the monthly pay.
Deliver, invoice and pay. Demo data.

Ten stair treads from one slab

Ten stair treads of 1100 × 300 mm placed on a slab of 2760 × 1580 mm, with 4 mm of saw kerf between them. The strip of 552 × 1580 mm that remains goes back to stock with its own label.

Stair treadOffcut kept

Slab P0003 · white marble 20 mm