18
Active Quotes
In play
Built for door manufacturers
A product of Working SoftwareQuote, invoice, manufacture and deliver from one system. Track measurements and specs on the quote, with the team. Change history shows who changed what.
Julian Cole
julian@slabdoors.com
Overview of your operations at a glance.
Current Pipeline
$248,400.00
Paid 62%
$154,008.00
Outstanding 38%
$94,392.00
18
Active Quotes
In play
5
Pending review
Awaiting review
7
In Production
Being built now
4
Deliveries this week
Due in the next 7 days
Apex Joinery & Doors
6 Doors · Mon, 9 Mar
Heritage Millwork
3 Doors · Wed, 11 Mar
Vanguard Openings
12 Doors · Fri, 13 Mar
Oakridge Doors & Frames
8 doors
Tue, 10 Mar
Cedar & Oak Architectural
4 doors
Thu, 12 Mar
Bespoke Portals Co.
16 doors
Fri, 13 Mar
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The Problem
Quoting, production and delivery still lives in spreadsheets and printouts. That manual process slows you down which leads to errors and losses $$.
A door is never one number. Size, handing, core, finish and hardware bounce between the customer, sales rep and the shop. Days disappear in that back and forth.
Cut lists arrive as printouts and phone calls. Machinists interpret. Mistakes surface later at the finishing bay.
A wrong size, a wrong finish, a door built from last week’s quote. These mistakes eat the margin, delay the truck, and the shop pays the price twice.
Once the door leaves the bay, tracking lives in a sheets or a whiteboard. Nobody can say what left, what arrived, or what is still on a truck.
Pricing
Start on a month-to-month basis. Cancel whenever the shop says so.
Pro
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$200/ month
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For a single workshop running its own quoting and orders.
Custom
Custom
Everything in Pro, plus extra room to tailor quoting, production and integrations to how your shop actually runs.
FAQ
Still on spreadsheets and multiple email chains? Not sure how Slab could help you? We've got you covered.
Yes. Door styles, materials, finishes, hardware and the rules that price them are yours to configure. Slab ships with a sensible starting library and you edit it until it matches how your shop actually quotes.
Yes. Quoting, manufacturing, invoicing and delivery live in one system, so the shop is not stitching a quoting tool to a separate ERP.
No. Slab owns the operational invoice; remittance stays in QuickBooks. Integrations are part of the Custom plan.
Most workshops are quoting inside a week. The bulk of that is loading your option library and price rules — once those are in, quoting is immediate.
The revision is tied to the original order, so the quote, the cut list and the invoice all move together. Everyone can see which version the shop is building from.