SlabOS integrations · Windows service

Bring your shop’s systems into SlabOS.

SlabBridge connects two-way Slabsmith inventory and Horus scanner imagery with the platform that quotes, nests, presents and tracks your work.

A Windows service built by SlabOS

SlabBridge runs on a shop Windows computer and connects local sources with the shop’s SlabOS account. The service handles ongoing synchronization in the background, so the connection is part of the operating environment instead of another manual transfer for the office to remember.

Slabsmith inventory, connected in both directions

Slabsmith slab records and photographs can become inventory in SlabOS, ready to contribute to quoting, nesting and warehouse tracking. SlabBridge also includes a return path for supported inventory creates and updates. That gives the shop a connected workflow around the same material instead of treating the source inventory as a one-time import.

Two-way operations use the configured source and enabled field mappings. Setup establishes the supported record types and update direction for the shop; the Windows service records the result of the enabled operation.

Horus scanner imagery, on your slabs

Bring Horus scanner imagery into the slab images your team uses in SlabOS. The digitized stone stays connected to its material record, giving estimators, planners and the shop a visual reference for the slab they are working with. SlabBridge connects that shop-side imaging workflow through SlabOS’s own Windows service.

From connected material to productive work

Use synchronized slab identity and imagery in the SlabOS inventory context.
Carry material into the quoting and nesting workflow.
Connect physical stock with warehouse locations and labels.
Review supported source updates and their recorded results through the commissioned connection.

See the connection on your own workflow

Bring a representative slab and Horus scan to a demo. Follow the slab into SlabOS, inspect a supported return update in an enabled environment, and compare the resulting material record with the source. The shop’s versions, access and selected mappings define the installation scope.

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Connected product capabilities

Warehouse Map
Connect inventory identity to a physical warehouse, bay and recorded location.
Slab Labels & QR
See how physical tags connect slabs and racks to inventory records.
Slab Nesting
Understand the product context for placing countertop pieces on selected slabs.

Read the public SlabBridge capability guide → · Read the inventory report →

Where this fits in the SlabOS workflow

Follow this capability into the connected quote-to-install journey:

Plan slabs & remnants: Carry the material plan into the quote options and purchasing conversation.

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. Slabsmith records and photographs can feed the SlabOS inventory context, with supported inventory create/update operations returning through the configured connection. Setup establishes the source, access, enabled operations and field mappings for the shop.

Where does connected slab imagery fit into the SlabOS workflow?

The image belongs with the material record the team is using. Connected slab identity and imagery support the inventory context for quoting, nesting and warehouse work. A useful demonstration follows one representative scanned slab into SlabOS, shows its material identity and image, and reviews a supported Slabsmith return update. Scanner imagery and source writeback are distinct parts of that demonstration.