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Cabinet shop softwarefrom cut list to install.

Sheet goods and hardware counted for real, router bits and blades on sharpening schedules, and every job visible from the panel saw to the install van.

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Three problems TrackFinch kills for cabinet and wood shops.

01

The install van is a black hole

Track saws and drills checked out to the van — by name, with a due-back — so Monday's install doesn't start with a scavenger hunt through three vehicles.

02

Sheet goods math never adds up

Live counts by thickness and species, decremented when a job's BOM releases. When 3/4 prefinished maple dips below minimum, the PO drafts itself.

03

Dull tooling ruins good panels

Blades and bits carry sharpening schedules like any other maintenance — rotation comes due on the dashboard, not after the burn marks.

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.

CNC routers & panel sawsTrack saws & routersBlades & router bitsSheet goods by thicknessHardware & fastenersEdgeband & laminateFinishing suppliesInstall van kits

Also on the floor next door.

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

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Frequently asked questions

Can it track sheet goods by species and thickness?

Yes — each sheet spec is an item with its own count, location, and reorder point. Shops name them the way they talk: "3/4 prefinished maple", "1/2 MDF". Job BOMs pull from those counts when released.

How do install crews use it in the field?

The van is a location. Tools check out to the crew before they roll, and anything that doesn't come back Monday shows up as overdue with a name on it. No app install — scan the label, tap, done.

Does it do cabinet design or cut lists?

No — keep your design software. TrackFinch takes over after the cut list exists: materials, jobs, tooling, and equipment. Most shops paste the cut-list materials into a job BOM in a couple of minutes.

Can blades and bits have sharpening schedules?

Yes — treat sharpening as maintenance with an interval per tool. When the rotation comes due, it appears on the dashboard, and the tool's history shows every sharpening cycle.

Know every sheet and saw by Friday.

Import the hardware list, label the vans, and see the whole shop from your phone. Free for 14 days.

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