● Production & Materials
Tap, PIN, run. The floor does the paperwork.
A tablet kiosk at every machine and simple, scan-based inventory for rolls, sheets, and skids — so job costing fills itself in while your operators keep running.
Scan-first materials · Rolls, sheets, and skids tracked simply · Actuals captured as work happens
Job costing that improves the next estimate.
Without the data entry.
Floor and press actuals measure what the estimate predicted — captured at the machine as work happens, not reconstructed at the end of a shift. Downtime is recorded with its reason and kept out of the comparison.
Shop floor
A kiosk your operators won’t fight
A tablet at every machine, and a workflow that takes seconds — not a second job.
Start, pause, done
Start, pause, and complete from the kiosk in a couple of taps — the job clock and the actuals record themselves while the operator stays at the machine.
The whole floor at a glance
The supervisor view shows every station and its current job in real time — what’s running, what’s queued, and what’s waiting on materials.
Scan first, then mount
Rolls and sheet stock scan before they load, and remnants confirm with one tap — consumption captured at the machine, in the moment.
Costing done when the job is
Time and materials post to the job as they happen — so when the last piece comes off the machine, the job costing is already complete.
Materials
Every roll and skid, accounted for
Simple, scan-based tracking for rolls, sheets, and skids — the system matches the rack without a clipboard in sight.
✓
Scan it in at receiving
Vendor labels scan straight into stock — rolls, sheets, and skids land in inventory the moment they hit the dock, tied to their lot.
✓
The roll gauge
Tape-measure a roll’s diameter and the gauge turns it into footage remaining — partial rolls carry real quantities, not guesses.
✓
Remnants back to stock
Part-used rolls flag back into inventory where the next job can find them — instead of aging anonymously in a corner of the shop.
✓
The recall question, answered
Lot in, every job it touched out — one search. When a substrate vendor calls with a problem, you have the answer before the call ends.
Estimate vs. actual
Your floor audits your standards
Job costing exists to make the next estimate better. Every job that runs makes the numbers more honest.
Estimate vs. actual, every job
Predicted time, waste, and material sit next to what actually happened — on every job, as a question about the standards that produced the estimate.
The drift report
Shows which waste standards no longer match reality, by material and machine — so you fix the number and the next quote lands closer.
Downtime with a reason
Stops are recorded with their cause and kept out of the estimate comparison — so a press waiting on plates never looks like a bad waste standard.
See the floor report itself.
A 30-minute walkthrough — watch a job run from kiosk to costed, with the materials trail intact.