If your shop fabricates for a Sage Surfaces–administered countertop program — the programs behind countertop sales at major home-improvement retailers — you know the shape of the work: a steady flow of PO-driven jobs, program paperwork, measure-template-install milestones, and service-level expectations. SlabOS is the shop side of that workflow.
One program job, tracked end to end — statuses, milestones, crews, reminders.
Program work is a different animal from retail. The jobs come in a steady stream, the paperwork is prescribed, the milestones are watched, and a missed template date isn't just an annoyance — it's your standing in the program. Whiteboards and spreadsheets weren't built for that cadence.
PO-driven work lands in email and portals, then lives on a whiteboard.
Template, fab, install — tracked by memory instead of a calendar everyone sees.
Cover sheets and work orders rebuilt by hand for every job.
Nothing reminds you a job is aging until someone calls asking where it is.
SlabOS doesn't plug into the program's systems — it runs your side of the work. One platform where every program job has a status, a schedule, a crew, and its paperwork — from the day it lands to the day it's installed.
Each program job in SlabOS carries statuses, an activity log, and scheduled milestones — template, fab, install — on the calendar, with crews assigned to each one. Anyone in the shop can answer "where is that job?" without asking around.
Entered against the program account with its PO details, priced on that account's rules.
Measure goes on the calendar with a crew attached — it shows on their phones.
Status moves, activities log, and the slab comes out of a labeled bay.
Install milestone hits the calendar; the job closes out with its full trail intact.
Fig. 02 — The measure-template-install rhythm, on rails instead of memory.
Program work prices differently than your retail and commercial work — and it should never bleed together. SlabOS keeps it separate by design: accounts and sub-accounts, a price list per account, and per-account quoting rules. Quote a program job and the program's numbers apply automatically. Quote a walk-in and they don't.
Model the program relationship the way it actually works — parent account, sub-accounts underneath.
The program's price list lives on the program's account. Retail keeps its own.
Rates and rules apply by account — no manual price-list swapping mid-quote.
Program, retail, and commercial pricing never mix unless you say so.
Fig. 03 — One shop, several books of business, each priced on its own terms.
Fig. 04 — The template builder recreates the forms your shop already runs on.
Program work comes with paperwork expectations, and your shop already has the forms it runs on. SlabOS doesn't force a new format: the template builder recreates your required forms — cover sheets, work orders, checklists — so what prints from SlabOS matches what your side of the program expects.
Build the form once. Every job after that prints it filled from live job data — no re-typing, no version drift.
Steady program volume means steady material flow — and material you can't find is a milestone you can't hit. SlabOS handles both ends: purchase orders with thickness and material lines, emailed to your suppliers, and slab inventory with labels and warehouse bays so the slab for Thursday's fab is exactly where the system says it is.
Line items with thickness and material, tied to the job that needs them.
Send the PO to the supplier straight from SlabOS.
Every slab labeled and tracked — program material doesn't go missing in the yard.
Slabs assigned to physical bays on a map of your actual building.
Fig. 05 — From PO to bay to saw, without a scavenger hunt.
Program work touches everyone — the crew in the truck, the office chasing dates, the owner watching volume. In SlabOS they're all looking at the same jobs, each from the view that fits their day.
Field crews see today's measures and installs on their phones — no morning huddle needed.
Aging and follow-up notifications surface stalled jobs before a program SLA slips through the cracks.
See program work volume alongside your retail and commercial work — one view of the whole book.
Program templates and installs share the calendar with everything else — no double-booked crews.
To be clear about what this page is: SlabOS does not connect to Sage Surfaces' systems, and there's no data feed from any retailer. What SlabOS does is run your shop's side of program work — the jobs, milestones, paperwork, material, and crews — in one place, alongside the rest of your business.
Program job tracking sits on the same platform as quoting, scheduling, slab inventory, the crew app, and the customer portal — all behind the same login. One login, one bill.
Book a demo — bring a real program job and we'll walk it through SlabOS: account, milestones, calendar, paperwork, PO, and the crew's phone view.
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No. There is no API, EDI, or data connection between SlabOS and Sage Surfaces or any retailer's systems. SlabOS runs your shop's side of the work: you enter program jobs and manage them lead-to-installed — statuses, milestones, calendars, crews, paperwork, POs, and inventory — in one platform.
No. SlabOS is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Sage Surfaces, The Home Depot, or Lowe's. Those names are used only to describe the programs fabricators work in; trademarks belong to their owners.
Yes. The SlabOS template builder recreates your shop's required forms — cover sheets, work orders, checklists — so the documents you print from SlabOS match what the program expects from your side. Build the form once and every job prints it filled from live job data.
Accounts. SlabOS supports accounts and sub-accounts, with a price list and quoting rules per account. The program's rates live on the program's account; retail and commercial work keep their own — nothing bleeds together.
Not at all. SlabOS is a full platform for countertop fabricators — quoting, scheduling, inventory, crews, and more. Program work simply runs alongside your retail and commercial work, in the same system, behind one login and one bill.
SlabOS is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Sage Surfaces, The Home Depot, or Lowe's. Trademarks belong to their owners.
