Drawings, revisions and RFQs come in over email. ClvrJob keeps the newest DXF or PDF attached to the job so the floor never works from the wrong file.
In a machine, weld or fab shop, working from the wrong drawing revision is a scrap part and a lost afternoon. But drawings, revisions and RFQs all arrive by email, and the newest DXF or PDF is easily buried under a customer’s latest reply.
ClvrJob keeps the latest revision attached to the job so the floor never cuts from an old file, and every RFQ becomes its own card so quote requests do not sit unanswered. Each step on a job can quote the customer’s own words, so the floor knows exactly why it exists.
It is RFQ and job tracking built for shops working to spec, where the right file on the right job is the difference between a good part and scrap.
The newest drawing lives on the job card so nobody works from last week’s file.
Quote requests are pulled onto their own job so none sits unanswered.
Each step quotes the customer, so the floor knows why it exists.
Yes. The newest drawing — DXF, PDF or otherwise — is kept on the job card, so the floor always works from the current revision instead of an old attachment.
Every quote request becomes its own job card automatically, so no RFQ sits buried between customer replies.
Revisions land on the same job in order, so you have a clear history instead of a scattered thread.
Each step can quote the customer’s own email, so the floor knows the reason a job or a change exists.
Yes — machine shops, weld shops, fabrication and job shops working to spec all run the same way.