Every shop has that one estimator who remembers the logic behind every quote. Why this part cost $86.Why that one needed extra setup time.Why a thin wall or deep hole always meant a call before quoting. Now imagine teaching all…
If you hired a new estimator tomorrow, how would you train them? You’d give them real parts, real prices, and walk them through how you actually quote in your shop — not just the theory. Now imagine doing the same…
If you’re still managing quotes and orders through emails, spreadsheets, and memory — you’re not in control. You’re just reacting. And for machine shops, fabrication businesses, or on-demand manufacturers, this kind of workflow slows you down, creates errors, and limits…
Let’s be honest — being a small or mid-sized manufacturer isn’t easy. You’re quoting fast, running lean, and juggling everything from sales to production planning. Meanwhile, larger players in your space have entire teams, systems, and software stacks to handle…