See the stage still required
Keep progress for each configured physical machine. A cut part can still have drilling or rolling outstanding.
Production tracking
Give the office and workshop a shared view of each job. See the next machine stage, who has the assembly and which completed quantities have been approved.
Keep progress for each configured physical machine. A cut part can still have drilling or rolling outstanding.
Allocate assembly quantities to boilermakers and welders. The boilermaker can see the saved welding allocation on the work line.
Workers submit completed quantities. Authorised reviewers check the work before it contributes to approved workshop output.
A PRACTICAL WORKFLOW
Review a supported KSS + PDF project ZIP or a mapped Excel list. An optional matching phase IFC links assembly model references beside the issued drawings.
Review cutting, drilling and rolling against the issued drawing and saved machine setup. Use the Gantt to plan separate machine stages, then review and save the programme dates.
Assign quantities to the people building and welding the assembly. Eligible workers open the linked drawing and available 3D reference from their own allocated work line.
Record actual machine completion and workshop submissions. Review approvals, remaining quantities and dated corrections; export the selected production records to PDF or Excel.
EXPLORE A FICTIONAL JOB
Use the controls in this illustrated sample. It uses example data and does not change a live project, supplier selection or inspection.
Workshop extension · Phase 01
Select a bar to inspect the sample task. Programme progress and QA acceptance are separate records.
THE DETAIL MATTERS
Your route should reflect how the part moves through your workshop. Cutting a beam to length does not also record its holes as drilled.
Record the cut pieces first. Complete the required downstream drilling stage before treating those pieces as ready for fabrication. Review whether drilling is required against the issued drawing.
A CFLC roller takes the reviewed raw coil, strip or sheet source. Internal rolling follows the selected cutting and rolling sequence; combined roll-and-cut output is counted once.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST PROJECT
Yes. Configure cutting, drilling and rolling operations, supported materials and applicable limits. All sizes and no weight limits are independent choices. Save section stock lengths where required; saved machine cards can be collapsed for easier setup review.
Yes. Subscriber workspaces track completed quantities, weight and approvals without per-tonne payments. Arc-Track’s originating Arctig workflow has separate payment controls.
No. Imports and model references supply job information. Machine completion, workshop submissions and authorised approvals are separate saved records.
Review one representative job: material and assembly quantities, drawing/model links, machine routes, allocations, actual completion, approvals and matching exports. Confirm the results against the source documents before relying on the workflow for live production.
START WITH YOUR WORKSHOP
Watch the training, review the current pricing and register your company’s details for setup and subscription review.
Production requires Procurement. Programme & Gantt is included with Production. Review the available combinations and current USD estimates on the pricing page.