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Fabrication & machine shops

Equipment and maintenance software for fabrication shops

A working shop with a delivery schedule needs three things the hobbyist tools do not provide: maintenance history that holds up in an audit, purchasing with a real approval trail, and certainty about who is qualified to run what.

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Equipment and maintenance software for fabrication shops — MakerOps running a seeded demo workspace

What this kind of space actually runs into

Maintenance history has to be defensible

Every service action logs to the machine with who did it and when, and an audit log records every change to every record. When an insurer, an auditor, or a customer asks, the answer is a report rather than a recollection.

Operator qualification is a liability question

Access to a machine follows the credential automatically. Let a certification lapse and access pauses with it — the control is the same record as the proof.

Purchasing needs a paper trail, not a group chat

Requests move through an explicit workflow — requested, approved, ordered, received, shelved — each transition permissioned and logged, with supplier records and part numbers attached to the items they feed.

Tooling and consumables run out mid-job

Stock is tracked by location with reorder points, so endmills and bar stock get flagged before a job stalls rather than after. Adhesives, abrasives, and finishes carry usage guidance on the item, and an operator can ask what to use for a join and get an answer from what is actually on the shelf.

Deliberately not academic-only

The same system runs a 2,000-student campus makerspace and a six-person shop with a delivery schedule. Modules you do not need can be switched off per workspace, so the interface reflects how you actually operate.

Run your space on process, not memory

Start free in minutes, or book a 30-minute walkthrough with real equipment, training flows, and reports — tuned to how your space actually operates.