Production Software for Railing Fabricators
Every railing job moves through cut, weld, finish and pack on one schedule — including the powder coater down the road.
How your shop is set up
Work centres
Saw, punch, weld, grind, glass prep and packing.
Outside finishing
Powder coating or anodizing as an external vendor step.
Railing BOMs
Posts, rails, pickets and hardware per section.
Job releases
Release balconies floor by floor as the site is ready.
How a job runs
- Step 1
Approved quote becomes a sales order.
- Step 2
Work orders get the railing BOM and routing.
- Step 3
MRP flags extrusions and glass to order.
- Step 4
The schedule shows each job through cut, weld, coat and pack.
What you build and buy
Why railings & guardrails businesses switch
Railing shops often schedule on a whiteboard and order extrusions from memory. TrueScope ties the drawing BOM to work orders, purchasing and a schedule that includes the outside coater.
Setup tip
Set up the powder coater as an external work centre with its lead time so coating days show on the schedule.
Common questions
Yes. Make the coater an external operation in the routing with its own lead time, and it appears in the schedule.
Yes. Create work orders per floor or building and schedule each as the site is ready.
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