Fab shop software thatsurvives the shop floor.

Welders that come back to the rack, wire and gas that never run out mid-bead, and work orders the whole bay can read. Built for fab, weld, and structural shops.

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Welders & EquipmentNew Asset

ASSETSTATUSVALUE

Miller 350P #2AST-0412in use$4,850.00

Plasma Table 5×10AST-0401in use$38,000.00

Angle Grinder 4.5"AST-0447available$129.00

Press Brake 120TAST-0403maintenance$74,500.00

Every item current — scanned, not remembered

Three problems TrackFinch kills for metal fabrication shops.

Grinders grow legs

Nobody steals a press brake — it's the grinders, drills, and hoods that vanish. QR checkouts with a signature make "who has it" a scan, not a shouting match.

Out of wire at 2 pm

Wire, gas, and abrasives hit reorder points before the bead stops. TrackFinch drafts the PO with your supplier's lead time when stock dips below minimum.

The cut list lives in one guy's head

Jobs become work orders with materials reserved from the BOM — plate, tube, and hardware — so shortages show up before the first cut, not during fit-up.

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.

MIG/TIG weldersPlasma & oxy rigsGrinders & sawsPress brakes & rollsWire, gas & abrasivesSteel stock & remnantsWeld fixturesPPE & hoods

How TrackFinch works for metal fabrication shops.

Tool checkoutsGrinders, drills, and welders signed out by name — due-backs chase themselves.Consumables & steelWire, gas, abrasives, and stock lengths with live counts and reorder points.Job boardsCut, fit, weld, finish — statuses from any phone in the bay.Machine maintenancePress brake, plasma, and compressor PMs on schedules that surface themselves.BOMs for weldmentsWeldment BOMs reserve plate and hardware when the job releases.

Condition photosDamage documented at return — the "who bent this" question answers itself.

Also on the floor next door.

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

All industries

Machine shops Wood & cabinet shops Sign & print shops Breweries & distilleries Makers & craft mfg Construction crews

Frequently asked questions

Can it track consumables like wire, gas, and abrasives?

Yes — consumables run as inventory with quantities by location and reorder points, while durable tools run as assets with checkouts. Both live on the same ledger, so one search covers everything.

Will QR labels survive a fab shop?

Use laminated or metal-backed labels on anything near sparks and grinders — any label stock works, TrackFinch just encodes the asset URL. For gear that eats labels, the crib keeps a scan sheet instead.

Can we track steel remnants and drops?

Shops typically add a "remnants" location and log usable drops back in with dimensions in the item name. It's lightweight — the point is that the Saturday guy can find a 14-inch piece of 3/8 plate without cutting a fresh sheet.

Does it replace our whiteboard job board?

That's exactly what the work order board is — the same columns, except it updates from every phone in the bay and never gets erased by accident.

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.

Stop hunting grinders by Friday.

Label the racks, import the steel list, and put the job board on every phone in the bay. Free for 14 days.

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