For structural steel fabricators
The quote, the drawings, the nest, the schedule, the welds, the paperwork and the truck — one system that follows the job all the way through, instead of six that each know a piece of it.
Built for you, on your workflow. Not a seat license for somebody else's.
The platform
Every module writes to the same job record, so the quote becomes the job, the job carries its drawings, and the paperwork assembles itself along the way.
Ask Daymark. Plain English, answered from the records the shop is already running on.
Quality & traceability
Heat number to MTR, cut to fit-up, WPS to welder qualification, inspection to the CWI who signed it. One unbroken chain per piece mark — assembled as the work happens, not reconstructed the week the auditor calls.
Why custom
Most shop software asks you to change how you work to match how it was written, then charges per seat for the privilege.
Routings, work centers, approval gates and naming follow what your shop already does.
New machine, new process, new customer requirement — the platform gets extended to fit it. No vendor roadmap to wait on.
Quoting, drawings, inventory, scheduling, quality and delivery stop needing their own exports. The job record is the integration.
Your data
Exports to most accounting software, and with some platforms a direct API integration is possible.
Jobs, quotes, traceability records and documents export in open formats whenever you ask.
The floor sees the work, the office sees the money, you see all of it. Plus a full audit trail.
Automatic and restorable to a point in time. Records stay retrievable for as long as the structure stands.
Onboarding
No weekend cutover. The old way keeps running until the new one has earned the work.
We walk the floor and learn how the job actually moves.
Your routings, customers, material and open jobs come across.
A real job runs both ways. You see the same answer twice before trusting it once.
The shop switches over with us on site.
No. It's a custom platform built around your shop's workflow and extended as you change. The modules above are the shape it usually takes for a structural steel fabricator — what goes in yours comes out of the discovery walk, and the parts you don't need don't get built.
No. Most shops start with the part that hurts most — usually quoting or traceability — and grow from there. The parallel pilot means a real job runs both ways before anything is switched off.
The platform handles the job side — what's been built, shipped and earned — and hands your books what they need. It exports to most accounting software, and with some platforms a direct API integration is possible. We'll confirm what's available for the package you run during discovery.
That's part of discovery. Machine monitoring depends on what your equipment exposes; where a machine can't report, the platform captures it at the operation instead, so the trace chain stays unbroken either way.
You own your data outright and can export it in open formats at any time. We'll put the specifics of software ownership and ongoing support in writing before anything starts.
Book a walkthrough
Tell us what your shop builds and where the job currently falls apart. We'll walk you through it against your work, not a generic sample.
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