ShopJig for machine and job shops
Job shops need to know what a part takes to make and whether the quote was right. ShopJig tracks every operation on the floor against the routing, then carries the real cost through to the invoice and the books.
Sound familiar?
What eats the day, and what ShopJig does about it
Quotes that were wrong and nobody knew
Actual vs standard cost on every fab order shows where the time and material really went.
Paper travelers that go missing
Printable travelers with QR codes tie the paper on the cart to the order in the system.
Time nobody can attribute
Operation timing inside each person's day clock, so labor lands on the right order.
Material bought twice
Stock by location, reorder points and purchase orders from one costed ledger.
The features that matter most
- Fab orders & travelersBOMs, routings, work orders, travelers and operation timing.
- Time clock & payrollDay clock, operation time and payroll export with PTO.
- Parts & inventoryCosted stock, counts, purchase orders and supplier price lists.
- Instant quotingInstant prices for cut-and-bend work from customers' DXF and STEP files.
- Estimates, invoices & paymentsEstimates, deposits, invoices and margins from real costs.
- Accounting (QuickBooks)QuickBooks Online with classes and locations.
In practice
An order through a job shop on ShopJig
A repeat customer orders a batch of brackets. The part already has a BOM and a routing, so the work order comes straight from them, with material coming out of stock. Anything short goes on a purchase order.
A traveler prints with a QR code for each operation. On the floor, the operator scans it and starts the operation; their time lands on the order inside their day clock. When the batch ships, the order shows actual vs standard cost, the invoice goes out with a pay link, and the margin is there in the reports, from real numbers.
Early access
Become a founding shop
We're opening ShopJig to a small group of founding shops. You get a walkthrough on your own kind of work, hands-on help getting set up, and a direct line to the people building it. Pricing isn't public yet.