One system, from quote to paid
Factory runs the whole shop in one place. Quote a job, plan the week, track it on the floor, and get paid, without re-keying the same job into four different tools. Here are the four parts, and how they work as one.
Four parts, one set of numbers
Each part pulls its weight and shares the same job, customer, and costs with the rest. Nothing gets retyped between them.
Price a job from your catalog and live costs, so the margin you quote is the margin you keep.
See quoting →Plan the week across your crew and machines on one board. No whiteboard, no spreadsheet.
See scheduling →See every job live, update customers automatically, and catch slips before they cost you.
See the floor →Invoice off the job, take payment online, and reconcile to your books, no chasing.
See get paid →Built by fabricators, proven on the floor
In just 6 weeks we completely moved from paper-based jobs to digital.
Able to manage jobs better and helping work out our margins on each.
Questions shops ask before they switch
Can I buy just one part?
No. Factory is one platform - quote, schedule, run the floor, and get paid come together. The job you quote is already the job you run and invoice, so nothing gets retyped between them.
Will it replace my accounting software?
No. Factory runs the shop and syncs to the books you already keep in QuickBooks Online, Xero, or MYOB, so nothing gets re-keyed and your accountant keeps their setup.
Is this an ERP?
No. Factory is right-sized for a fab shop, too big for spreadsheets and too small for an enterprise ERP. You get the whole quote-to-paid loop without the cost or the consultants.
How long until we are running on it?
Weeks, not months. Most shops are fully live in 4-6 weeks, and you keep working while you switch.
Bring a job you quoted this week.
We will run it through Factory end to end, quote to paid, on your own numbers, so you can see the whole loop before you commit to anything.