Gas and preheat, included
The hourly cost of oxygen and fuel, plus preheating time, flow into the price automatically.
The all-in-one platform to quote, sell and manufacture laser cutting, tube, CNC and plasma. No installs, in your language and under your brand.
A new cutting process for thick plate, full control over each machine's costs and margin, a shared materials catalog, a client portal you dress up your way and a help manual built into the platform itself. And CNC machining takes a leap: solid 3D parts, PDF drawings the AI turns into parts, and sketches that gain volume on their own. Here is the latest we've added.
Upload the DXF and the platform prices oxy-fuel cutting like any other process: cutting, preheating, gas and office work, fully itemized. Built for the steel thicknesses where laser can no longer reach.
Cutting, preheating, gas and office — every item in sight, each with its price.
Heavy-gauge carbon steel —15, 20, 30, 40 mm and beyond— with preheating included in the calculation.
The hourly cost of oxygen and fuel, plus preheating time, flow into the price automatically.
Oxy-fuel joins laser, tube, CNC and plasma: a single quote can mix several technologies.
Choose “Solid 3D part” when importing a drawing: the AI reads the views and dimensions, rebuilds the part as a 3D solid, checks it against the title-block weight and leaves it ready to quote on the mill. No CAD, no redrawing.
The AI reads the drawing views, builds the part in 3D and checks the result against the weight stated in the title block.
No vector PDF or original CAD needed: the good old scanned drawing sheets are more than enough.
The part is checked against the title-block weight and an automatic visual review against the drawing before it's signed off.
The 3D lands in the CNC tab with its viewer, its material and its instant price, as if you had uploaded the STEP.
Until now the mill quoted plates. Now upload the STEP of a solid part and the platform works out the starting block with its allowance, volume-based roughing, surface-based finishing and the clampings — with support for 5-axis (3+2) machines, which reposition instead of re-clamping.
Material block in kg, roughing, finishing and clampings — every item priced, just like laser.
Material is charged for the real starting block, in kg, with a configurable allowance — not for the plate silhouette.
The platform suggests on its own how many faces need machining; with a 3+2 machine they become quick repositions instead of re-clampings.
Every mill, drill or tap carries its price and service life: wear goes into the cost, and so do quantity discounts.
Any part drawn in the editor, described in words or imported from a drawing automatically gains its 3D solid: rotating viewer, three-dimensional thumbnail on the card and, if it goes to the mill, billet-based pricing. And the machining simulator shows you every operation with its real time.
Draw the part or describe it with AI, pick a thickness, and the platform generates the STEP: you see it in 3D without ever touching a CAD.
The part viewer shows the sheet with parts truly nested —real outline, not a grid— and how much material you save.
Every drill, pocket and pass appears in its list with its time, including tool changes animated with their drawing.
Each machine now has its own operating costs, a margin you adjust in one click and a backup you can restore. Touch prices with a safety net: if something doesn't add up, you roll back.
Costs, margin and backup, each tied to its own machine.
Each machine can carry its own cost/hour —operator, power, depreciation—, not a single one for the whole shop.
Raise or lower a machine's profit percentage and all its quotes adjust on the spot.
Save a dated snapshot of the configuration before a big change and bring it back if needed.
Hand a client your machine with a code and your selling price; or receive your supplier's as a purchase price and apply your margin. And compare, part by part, which one earns you more.
Share the machine with a code; the other side receives it with purchase and selling prices already in place.
If the supplier updates rates, you get a notification and decide whether to update with one button.
The comparator tells you, per part, whether your machine or the external supplier works out better.
Turn on automatic selection and every quote is priced with the most profitable machine in your fleet. Not sure what prices to set? The “Calculate machine” assistant works them out for you from real parts and the price you want to sell them at.
The system compares your fleet on every quote and picks the machine that suits you best, by the criterion you set. You just review.
Give it two or three parts and the price you want to sell them at for 1, 10 and 100 units: the assistant works out your price/hour, material margin and order base.
In quotes with several parts or processes, each line can carry its own cutting machine — and nesting and production respect it.
Materials live in a single, tidy catalog —family, alloy, thickness—. On each machine you edit them in a per-thickness table, with bulk changes by range and prices that propagate to the other machines.
Speed, price and quantity discounts for each thickness, on a single screen.
Speed, price and quantity discounts, thickness by thickness, without hopping screens.
Update a range of thicknesses or materials in one go, without going one by one.
Change a material's price and it's reflected on every other machine that uses it.
Choose the design of the login, the home, the quote screen and the part-creation screen —with dozens of layouts and your own colors—. The same engine, wearing your brand's face.
Login, home and quote with their own designs and colors — no code required.
Login, home, quote and part creation, each with its own catalog of layouts.
Tune accents, buttons, backgrounds and typography per design, without touching a line of code.
The portal shows your logo and your B2B link: your clients see your brand, not ours.
Internal messaging between office and shop floor, automatic alerts for what matters and quality control with photos. All inside the platform, on the plant tablet too.
Chat between users and workers, in the admin and on the tablet, with no third-party apps in between.
Client quote, confirmed order, part manufactured, stock below minimum, payment received… it all lands in the bell.
Log non-conformities with an image to keep a record of every incident.
We've redesigned the help: it's now a full manual, organized by topic in a side menu. Pick any area —from Machines to the shop-floor Tablet— and see at a glance what you can do there, with a button that takes you straight in. Available in 9 languages.
Topic side menu, a clear explanation of each section and a direct link to the screen.
A side menu groups every area —Machines, Costs, Production, Tablet…— so you find what you need in a moment.
Spanish, Catalan, English, German, French, Galician, Basque, Italian, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Ukrainian: everyone on the team reads it in their own.
Every topic includes a button that takes you straight to that screen so you can get to work.
Turned parts quoted instantly, like every other process: bar diameter, length and operations, with the real savings of large batches when the machine has a bar feeder.
Diameter and length of the starting bar, material and operations: the price comes out instantly, part by part.
With a bar feeder, large batches get cheaper on their own: less loading and unloading, and the quote reflects it.
The lathe is set up like any other machine: hourly cost, operations and margin — and it enters the comparator.
Details that add up: hole-by-hole PEM inserts, quote revisions, quantity-based shop rates, exact volume pricing, lead capture, stock control and traceability, PayPal and more payment methods, a shared-machine catalog and the Sage 200 integration on its way.
The “what if I order more?” table is now computed with the real engine: every quantity with its own nesting and its true price, not an approximation.
Publish your machine “for everyone” and any account imports it without a code, with your lead time included. We notify you when someone imports it.
Office costs now distinguish purchase and sale: the comparator shows you each machine's real margin, part by part.
Add PEM inserts hole by hole, with their press cycle and the nut cost by type and metric. It even suggests the thread: “⌀5 → M6 possible?”.
Changing a quote you already sent? Create a new revision (Rev. 2, Rev. 3…) and keep the previous one in the history to compare or recover.
Define tiered rates by quantity for your shop tariffs: the more parts, the better the price.
Tie a quote to the machine it will be made on; nesting, production and reports already take it into account.
Pull each machine's parameters, costs and materials to PDF or Excel whenever you need them.
Italian, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese join in: every client quotes in their own language.
Your clients see their order's status in the portal stage by stage —cutting, bending, finishing, shipping—, just like parcel tracking.
Galvanizing, zinc plating, anodizing or sandblasting with their rate per kg and per m², batch minimum included — straight into the quote.
When a quote is confirmed, the order is created in Sage 200 (via API or a local agent), with a send queue and retries.
The “Review quote” button lets a visitor ask for a price leaving name, email and phone — every enquiry is archived, ready for follow-up.
Track stock by material and thickness; it's deducted automatically on marking Manufactured, and grouped production nests with what you already have in the warehouse.
Tick the box on a CNC part and the engine doesn't charge for material — for when the client already brings you the billet or the bar.
Purchase and sale of items with families, receptions with the supplier's delivery-note number, and FIFO batch traceability when you need it.
Bulk deletion of an account's quotes, orders and invoices with one-time code confirmation — impossible to do by accident.
Tick several lines of a quote with their checkbox and delete them all at once with the floating button.
Charge with PayPal alongside —or instead of— card, independent of Stripe: ideal for clients in countries Stripe doesn't reach.
Bizum, Klarna and the rest of your Stripe methods switch on automatically at checkout — no need to force card-only anymore.
When copying values from another alloy, choose column by column what gets copied —speed, price, discounts— without dragging along what you don't want to touch.
When uploading a drawing with several layers, each one gets its thumbnail at a glance —cutting, marking or bending— no guessing from the name.
A table grouped by material, alloy and thickness with the three weights and the total — copy it straight to Excel with one button.
On every hole or face of a CNC part, choose standard or precision finish with its own tool sequence.
Quote, sell, manufacture and manage the team — from drawing to invoice, without hopping between programs.