01 / Migration & setup
Countertop software migration
Bring your drawings, quotes and job history into the next chapter. Review completed source-system migrations, observed imported records and the setup process.
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SlabOSFabrication suiteKnowledge library / Built for fabricatorsThe SlabOS knowledge library
Countertop fabrication software.
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SlabOS connects countertop estimating, CAD drawing, slab nesting, inventory, production scheduling, crews and job billing. Explore how the platform works, follow the handoffs between teams and read the reports behind its capabilities.
Explore all 43 public capability guides ↗The connected platform / 12 workflow stages
One job.
Across the whole shop.
See how the customer, drawing, quote, slab, approval, crew visit and invoice connect. Explore every stage, its inputs and outputs, and the guides behind it.
Explore the complete platform workflow ↗- Enquiry & pricing
- Drawing & material plan
- Presentation & approval
- Purchasing & templating
- Fabrication & installation
- Billing & job results
Find the software workflow you need.
Explore by shop taskEstimating & countertop quotes ↗
Drawing quantities, material pricing and customer price levels.
Slab inventory & remnant tracking ↗
Receiving, stock identity, warehouse locations and remnant history.
Production scheduling & crews ↗
Template, fabrication and installation activities linked to field work.
Automatic slab nesting ↗
Selected slabs, layout controls, vein direction and material planning.
CAD, laser templates & DXF ↗
Drawing geometry, measured templates and fabrication handoffs.
3D countertop design & AR ↗
Stone assembly, fitted kitchen furnishing and customer presentation.
QuickBooks Online integration ↗
Job billing, accounting records and configured sync scope.
Countertop job costing ↗
Quoted work, recorded time and operational cost inputs.
Slabsmith & Horus connections ↗
SlabOS’s Windows service, two-way Slabsmith operations and scanner imagery.
Countertop software migration ↗
Completed source-system migrations, imported records and setup scope.
Migration evidence
Your history has
a future here.
155,274migrated quotes
111,073migrated jobs
1,178,680migrated job activities
Observed migration-marked records · September 15, 2026. Excludes the identified demo account and deleted activities; archive copies not added. Counts describe imported records, not an accuracy rate. Read the scope and method.
Go beyond the feature list.
Start here / 4 reports02 / Inventory & remnants
Slab inventory & remnants
Connect receiving, material identity, warehouse locations and remnant reuse. Follow the slab through the work it supports.
Read the report03 / Automatic nesting
Automatic slab nesting
Plan countertop pieces on actual slabs. Explore placement priorities, vein direction, allowances and controls for the final layout.
Read the report04 / Blueprint takeoff · beta
Blueprint takeoff · beta
Turn plan-set information into an editable countertop drawing. See what the beta extracts, where review fits and how the drawing moves into estimating.
Read the reportSee the handoffs in context.
Six starting points01 / DESIGN & PRESENT
3D kitchen presentation & furnishing
See drawing-based 3D, automatic assembly and fitted cabinets, sinks, cooktops and supported appliances.
Explore the workflow 02 / PLAN THE MATERIALAutomatic nesting on real slabs
Connect countertop geometry with selected slabs, nesting controls and remnant opportunities.
Explore the workflow 03 / CONNECT THE SHOPSlabsmith & Horus integration
Explore SlabOS’s Windows service, supported two-way Slabsmith operations and scanner imagery on slab records.
Explore the workflow 04 / QUOTE & WINWebsite countertop quote requests
Follow a website quote request into the sales workflow and the estimator’s review.
Explore the workflow 05 / MOVE YOUR HISTORYMigrate drawings, quotes & jobs
Understand migration coverage, historical drawing context and representative records to review.
Explore the workflow 06 / RUN THE JOBTemplate-to-install scheduling
Explore template, fabrication and installation activities alongside job and field information.
Explore the workflowCountertop software features. A deeper look at each.
Explore the 39 workflows in our feature list. Follow each one into its public capability explanation, with detailed reports for migration, inventory, nesting and takeoff.
Quote & win
11 workflows01 / Workflow article
2D drawing and live 3D
Draw the counter once. Follow its geometry into pricing and presentation.
Read the article02 / Product report
Blueprint takeoff from plan sets
Plan-set detection, editable drawing and estimator review.
Read the report03 / Workflow article
LiDAR room scans for countertop rough-in
Bring the room into the job, then review the estimate-ready geometry.
Read the article04 / Workflow article
Tiered pricing for materials and fabrication
Make the rate, unit and override behind a quote easy to explain.
Read the article05 / Workflow article
AI-assisted vendor price-list import
Review extracted colors, thicknesses and costs before applying a catalog.
Read the article06 / Workflow article
Website quoting with SlabOS
Turn a homeowner drawing into a draft the estimator can continue.
Read the article07 / Workflow article
Customer portal and signed documents
Give the customer a clear view of the current quote and its approval state.
Read the article08 / Workflow article
Signed change orders from the portal
Keep revised geometry, changed price and customer approval together.
Read the article09 / Workflow article
3D and AR in the customer’s kitchen
Present the quoted design at the point where the customer is deciding.
Read the article10 / Workflow article
Email from your own inbox
Keep the conversation attached to the quote and job it concerns.
Read the article11 / Workflow article
Direct mail from the shop’s customer workflow
Connect campaign planning to the customer list already in SlabOS.
Read the articleFabricate
10 workflows12 / Product report
Automatic nesting on real inventory
Packing priorities, vein direction, allowances and accepted layouts.
Read the report13 / Workflow article
DXF export for downstream fabrication
Check the geometry handoff before calling a file machine-ready.
Read the article14 / Workflow article
DXF import and laser-template handoff
Bring measured geometry into the quote without losing the commercial context.
Read the article15 / Workflow article
Seams, edges and splash as geometry
Keep fabrication detail connected to quantities and material layout.
Read the article16 / Workflow article
Template approval, page by page
Know which drawing pages and fixture answers the customer approved.
Read the article17 / Workflow article
Fixture detection from the drawing
Start from the cutouts, then confirm the physical fixture details.
Read the article18 / Workflow article
Slab labels, QR codes, barcodes and RFID
Give each physical piece a record the floor can find.
Read the article19 / Workflow article
Warehouse maps and bay-level inventory
Connect the stock record to the place the team should look.
Read the article20 / Workflow article
Predicted remnant yield
Understand the estimate before treating an offcut as reusable stock.
Read the article21 / Workflow article
Remnants matched to cutouts
Make a suggested match traceable to real available material.
Read the articleRun the shop
10 workflows22 / Workflow article
A calendar built around shop activities
Keep dates, assignments and work status distinct.
Read the article23 / Workflow article
Crew mobile work and GPS
Carry the right activity, drawing and update into the field.
Read the article24 / Workflow article
Duration estimates from comparable jobs
See the history behind a suggested production interval.
Read the article25 / Workflow article
Forward scheduling against capacity
Plan downstream stages from the booked template and available resources.
Read the article26 / Workflow article
Actual installation times and planning feedback
Separate the time you booked from the time the crew recorded.
Read the article27 / Product report
Inventory, receiving to remnant
Individual stock, allocation, consumption and remnant history.
Read the report28 / Workflow article
Calls, texts and the customer timeline
Keep the conversation beside the work it changes.
Read the article29 / Workflow article
Dial from the lead or quote
Start the conversation from the record the salesperson is already using.
Read the article30 / Workflow article
People, certifications, equipment and shop records
Put the document on the person, machine or incident it belongs to.
Read the article31 / Workflow article
Role-based permissions across the shop
Give each person the actions and information their work requires.
Read the articleKnow your numbers
08 workflows32 / Workflow article
Ask the AI assistant about your shop
Use a question to reach the records and totals behind the answer.
Read the article33 / Workflow article
Connect an owner’s AI through MCP
Give an authorized AI client a defined read-only view of shop analysis.
Read the article34 / Workflow article
Margin predictions from comparable jobs
Inspect the range and the historical jobs behind it.
Read the article35 / Workflow article
Quote close probability and weighted pipeline
Understand the number before using it in a forecast.
Read the article36 / Workflow article
Job costing: actual versus quoted
Follow each cost back to its rate, quantity and time source.
Read the article37 / Workflow article
Salesperson dashboards and follow-up
Read the pipeline using the same scope as the underlying quotes.
Read the article38 / Workflow article
QuickBooks Online and job-site navigation
Connect accounting records and field destinations through their own workflows.
Read the article39 / Product report
Legacy migration, drawings included
Completed migrations, drawings and the scope of your move.
Read the reportBuilt for the people doing the work
Start with the task
on your desk.
Capability explanations, example inputs and outputs, and connected product resources. Find the context for your part of the job.
Explore all 43 public capability guides ↗How we document the product
Published by SlabOS. Our AI-assisted product reports distinguish public documentation, authorized private inspection, company-reported processes and results still requiring a test. Demonstrations are identified as demonstrations; measurements carry their scope and date. Availability can depend on your setup or a feature’s pilot status. Read the evidence register.
Real shop questions. Direct answers.
Read it here. Explore the detail.Can I move my existing countertop business into SlabOS?
SlabOS has completed migrations from Moraware / CounterGo, StoneApp / EasedEdge, Stonify, ActionFlow and Stone Profit Systems, as confirmed by the SlabOS team. The migration review explains the available evidence around imported quotes, jobs, activities and related records.
Read the full answer →How does SlabOS automatic nesting connect to real slab inventory?
SlabOS nests countertop pieces against selected slab inventory, bringing the drawing and the material being planned into the same workflow. The nesting report explains placement priorities, vein direction, allowances and layout controls.
Read the full answer →Can SlabOS automatically add cabinets, sinks and appliances to a countertop scene?
Yes. In the enabled upgraded 3D experience, Furnish this counter uses the selected countertop and its openings to propose fitted cabinets, supported sinks and cooktops.
Read the full answer →Does SlabOS connect with Slabsmith and Horus scanners?
SlabBridge is SlabOS’s own Windows service for connecting shop-side systems. SlabOS confirms two-way Slabsmith integration and Horus scanner imagery connected to slab images.
Read the full answer →How does SlabOS connect countertop measurements to a quote?
SlabOS combines the countertop drawing with configured material and fabrication pricing. The quote reflects the quantities, price-list rules and other charges selected for the work.
Read the full answer →How does SlabOS help a shop find a remnant for a countertop job?
SlabOS connects the job’s drawing context with recorded remnants so a potentially useful piece can be considered during planning. This brings existing material into the estimating conversation while the job is taking shape.
Read the full answer →Does SlabOS integrate with QuickBooks Online?
SlabOS includes a QuickBooks Online integration in its financial workflow. The public capability guide explains the accounting connection alongside customer invoices and payments.
Read the full answer →Can I connect my own AI assistant to SlabOS?
SlabOS provides an owner-facing MCP connection for supported access to shop context from an owner-selected AI. The public MCP page and capability explanation describe that connection within the SlabOS permissions model.
Read the full answer →More ways to explore SlabOS.
Product pages · guides · toolsConnect the workflow to the rest of the platform. These existing public resources add product detail, fabrication context and practical examples.
Design, estimate & present
Material, shop & field
Browse all public resources, comparisons and company pages → · Explore all 43 capability guides →
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Every workflow.
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