Model to Truck,
One System
Every screen below is the real product — follow one package all the way through.
Start with the model
The Summit plugin reads your fabrication model inside Revit and builds spool packages from it — pipe, fittings, cut lengths, and weld counts come straight from the model, so nothing is retyped by hand.
Review every print before it hits the floor
Imported prints land in review with weight, weld count, and cut count already filled in. Approve or reject each drawing — a package can't be released to production until review is complete.
Assign a shop, a workflow, and a due date
Release the package to a fab shop with the stages it should follow — Cut, Fit-Up, Weld, QC, or whatever your shop runs. Every card shows its current stage, percent complete, and days left at a glance.
Track every print through every stage
Each print carries a checklist per stage — every cut, joint, and fitting. Crews start a timer, work the list, and check items off. Progress rolls up from item to print to package in real time.
Build the load and ship it
Finished packages hit the Ready-to-Ship board the moment their prints complete — green when everything's done, partial when some still cook. Open a bill of lading and walk it through Loading, Loaded, Shipped.
