Inconsistent estimates
Steel weights, cutting, welding and finishing are estimated differently by each person.
Manufacturing & engineering
Metal fabrication software tracks each job from quotation and bill of materials through cutting, welding, finishing and inspection to dispatch. ImliStack builds it around your shop's real flow, so estimators, the floor and the office work from the same live data instead of spreadsheets and phone calls.
Start with a conversation: we discuss your requirements and recommend an approach before you commit to anything.
The problem
Steel weights, cutting, welding and finishing are estimated differently by each person.
Offcuts and plate usage are not tracked, so material cost overruns go unnoticed.
Nobody can say which assemblies are cut, welded, painted or waiting.
Drawing changes do not reach purchasing and the floor in time.
Loading lists and delivery documents are prepared by hand.
What we build
Not a ready-made product: we design and build the modules you need, then extend them in phases.
Weight-based and process-based quote calculators with margin control.
Assemblies, parts and material lists linked to drawings and revisions.
Plate and section usage, offcut stock and wastage per job.
Stage-wise status for cutting, fitting, welding, finishing and inspection.
Inspection checklists and records attached to each assembly.
Loading lists, delivery notes and site delivery tracking.
Workflow example
Business outcomes
Typical goals for this kind of system; actual results depend on your process and are agreed during discovery.
Evidence
Phased replacement of a manufacturer's desktop system with fast entry grids and a stock ledger.
FAQ
Yes. Once parts and materials are in a BOM, the software can total steel weights, apply material rates and add cutting, welding, finishing and overhead costs to produce a consistent quote.
Yes. Recording plate and section usage per job, and returning usable offcuts to stock, shows true material cost and reduces wasted purchases.
Usually from a shared tablet or phone by scanning a part or assembly tag and selecting the completed stage. The office sees work in progress in real time.
Next step
Tell us what you are working on. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — with questions, a suggested approach or an honest “we are not the right fit”.