Stock, sales, purchasing, manufacturing, the shop floor, quality control, maintenance and HR – built by a metal fabricator for the way a workshop really runs. Turn on only the modules you need.
No card needed · Starts with sample data · Your own separate database
| Characteristic | Tool | Tolerance | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
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The customer accepts the quote in their portal. Stock is reserved at once.
“Plan the operations” explodes the BOM, groups laser parts by sheet and creates the manufacture orders.
Button boxes at the stations count every piece. End of day puts finished goods into stock.
Inspections compare each value to its tolerance. A reject opens a CAPA case.
Pick and ship by scanning, send the e-invoice, export the VAT register for the accountant.
Every company picks its modules when it signs up and can switch each one on or off any time in Options → Modules. A module you switch off disappears from the menus; its data stays and comes back when you switch it on.
Working copies of real PreciQA screens with sample data. For the whole system, start a trial with sample data – it takes a minute.
| Characteristic | Tolerance | Measured | Result |
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Type the measured values. Each one is compared with its tolerance the moment you leave the field.
Auto-plan puts every open operation on its machine by priority and due date. Welding waits for laser cutting; assembly waits for its parts.
Every non-conformity goes through the same steps, and nothing is closed on a promise: the case closes by itself when the next three inspections pass.
| Product | Ordered | Scanned |
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Open Scan on any phone. The camera reads barcodes and QR codes; a USB or Bluetooth scanner works too.
Each lesson plays the real steps on a PreciQA screen, with captions. Pick a lesson on the right, or jump to a step.
Move from inFlow or Excel in an afternoon, keep your web shop in sync, and connect the parent company’s system through the API.
Products, BOMs, customers, vendors, orders, stock and images come over through the inFlow API, page by page. You can keep working in inFlow until the switch.
Products, customers, vendors and opening stock. Pick which column is which; existing records with the same name are updated.
Shop orders become sales orders, free stock goes back to the shop every 15 minutes, shipped orders are fulfilled there.
Keys with their own rights and locations, an OpenAPI 3 file for Postman and Swagger. A parent company’s Odoo can read and write orders.
One box per station counts pieces, breaks and the operator. Firmware updates over the air.
Every sales order exports as a UBL 2.1 invoice (EN 16931, Peppol BIS 3). Registers export as CSV for the accounting program.
Separate databases, a full audit log, two-step sign-in and an export of everything at any time.
Pick the plan that matches the modules you use. Add users and subsidiary companies when you grow.
Wholesale and distribution: stock, buying and selling.
Workshops that make what they sell.
The whole company in one system, people included.
Creating the company takes a minute. With sample data you can try every module at once and remove it with one click later. Importing from inFlow or Excel usually takes an afternoon.
No. It runs in the browser. On a phone or tablet you can install it as an app from the browser menu. There is also a Windows app with a desktop layout.
Yes. Pick them when you sign up and change them any time. A trading company sees no manufacturing menus; a workshop can leave HR off.
You can export all of it at any time. After the trial or a subscription ends, the company stays readable so you can still see and export everything.
Yes, with the subsidiary option. Each company has its own data; you switch between them from the user menu with one sign-in.
English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish and Russian. Each user picks their own.
Yes. Every module except Inventory can be switched on or off in Options → Modules, at any time. Its menus disappear, and its data stays until you switch it on again.