What gets in the way in Sheet Metal Fabrication
These are the problems we hear most often from workshops of this kind, and what Brytebuild does about each one.
| The problem | How Brytebuild handles it |
|---|---|
| Quoting from drawings takes too long | Build a quote from a BOM and routing once, then reuse it. Revisions are versioned, so a re-quote is a change, not a rewrite. |
| Offcuts and remnants disappear | Track remnants as their own stock with their own barcode, so the next job can consume them instead of cutting into a new sheet. |
| Job cost is only known after the fact | Material, labour and landed cost accrue against the works order as it runs, not at month-end. |
| Material certs get lost | Lot and batch numbers are captured at goods-in and carried through every operation to the delivery note. |
What you get
- Works orders with routing and capacity scheduling
- Lot and batch traceability from goods-in to despatch
- Barcode-driven picking and stock moves
- 3D warehouse layout with live stock in the racks
- Quality inspections and non-conformance reports
Brytebuild supports the records a quality standard asks for — traceability, inspections, non-conformances and document control. It does not certify you: the audit is still yours to pass, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
Is it a fit?
The honest answer is that it depends on how you work. Look at the full feature list and pricing, or see how we compare to Katana. If you would rather just ask, get in touch — we will tell you if we are not the right fit.