Maker inventory softwarethat scales past the spreadsheet.

Materials, batches, and finished goods on one ledger — so you know what a product really costs to make, what's in stock, and what to reorder before the market weekend.

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Materials & StockNew Asset

ASSETSTATUSVALUE

Walnut Blanks 8/4MAT-0812available$640.00

Laser Cutter 100WAST-0801in use$14,200.00

Brass Hardware KitsMAT-0844available$212.00

Finishing Oil 1LMAT-0871maintenance$38.00

Every item current — scanned, not remembered

Three problems TrackFinch kills for makers and craft manufacturers.

You price by vibes

Product BOMs roll up real material costs per unit — when walnut goes up, you see what that does to margin before the craft fair, not after.

The spreadsheet died at 40 SKUs

Materials, components, and finished goods each get live counts. Making a batch decrements materials and adds finished stock in one motion.

Market weekend, missing gear

Tents, displays, and card readers check out like tools — the booth kit has a list, and what didn't come back Sunday has a name.

What shops like yours put in TrackFinch.

Assets get labels and histories; consumables get counts and reorder points. Both live on one ledger, one search away.

Raw materials & blanksHardware & findingsPackaging suppliesFinished goodsLaser / CNC / kilnsBooth & market gearShipping suppliesTools & jigs

How TrackFinch works for makers and craft manufacturers.

Product BOMsPer-unit material costs rolled up — pricing stops being a guess.Material inventoryBlanks, findings, and packaging with reorder points before the rush.Batch runsA batch is a work order: materials out, finished goods in, costs logged.Equipment careLaser lens cleans and kiln checks on schedules, not memory.Booth kit checkoutsMarket gear signed out per event and reconciled when you're back.

One searchMaterials, products, equipment — everything answers to /

Also on the floor next door.

Twelve industries, one ledger — pick the page that talks like your shop.

All industries

Machine shops Fab & welding Wood & cabinet shops Sign & print shops Breweries & distilleries Construction crews

Frequently asked questions

Is TrackFinch overkill for a one-person studio?

It's built to be the opposite: three minutes to the first tracked item, and you only use the parts you need. Start with materials and BOMs; add equipment and batches when they matter.

Can it tell me what a product costs to make?

Yes — each product's BOM rolls up component costs per unit, so a supplier price change shows its margin impact immediately. That's the difference between pricing and hoping.

Does it sync with Etsy or Shopify?

Not natively today. Makers typically adjust finished-goods counts from their sales channel's reports; the win is that materials, batches, and costs finally live somewhere honest.

How is this different from Craftybase?

Craftybase leans into bookkeeping-style COGS reporting; TrackFinch leans into running the studio — live inventory, batch work orders, equipment, and checkouts on one ledger. See the full comparison: trackfinch-vs-craftybase.

Runs on the same ledger.

Everything in TrackFinch shares one source of truth — start anywhere, the rest is already connected.

MRP softwareBOMs, purchasing, and material planning on the same ledger as the floor.Asset tracking softwareEvery tool with a status, a location, and a history — QR checkouts included.Work order softwareJobs your crew can update from any phone, with materials already reserved.

Know your real costs by Friday.

Import materials, build your first product BOM, and price with the math on your side. Free for 14 days.

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