Describe your workflow.
Bring the stages, information, and decisions that matter. Start with one practical problem.
Meet Rex.
The factory brain.
Your manufacturing AI agent. Create a quote, organize work in batches, and keep your factory knowledge in the work from sales to delivery.
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Part 007195 Quote 100 PA12 parts, bead blasted. Show me what drives the price.
007195 · part reference
Quote draft
007195 · 100 parts · PA12 · Bead blasted
| Cost driver | Amount |
|---|---|
| Setup & preparation | $40.00 |
| Material | $120.00 |
| Printing | $220.00 |
| Finishing | $80.00 |
| Quality checks | $40.00 |
| Total estimate | $500.00 |
$5.00 / partBefore tax and delivery
Ask Rex.
Make work move.
Explore a costed quote, a production calendar, and a delivery report. Review these workflows with the Fabrex team.
RexFabrex agent
Part 007195 Quote 100 of these parts in PA12, bead blasted. Break down the costs.
007195 · part reference
Quote draft
007195 · 100 parts · PA12 · Bead blasted
| Cost driver | Basis | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Setup & preparation | One setup, shared across 100 parts | $40.00 |
| Material | Part volume × quantity | $120.00 |
| Printing | Build time & allocated capacity | $220.00 |
| Finishing | Bead blasting for every part | $80.00 |
| Quality checks | Batch inspection & release | $40.00 |
| Total estimate | $500.00 |
$5.00 / partBefore tax and delivery
Know the part.
Plan the work.
A part is one piece of factory context. Keep its geometry beside the job, the batch, and the next handoff. Explore this reference in 3D and X-ray.
Explore manufacturing toolsFabrex reference part · 007195Part analysis · saved geometry
Engineering drawing
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Keep the context.
Inspect the actual reference geometry beside its drawing. Select the bores to see both views respond together.
Interactive reference geometry. Illustrative factory context; this example does not run a live part-analysis or quoting service.
Your process.
Your tools.
Start with a request pipeline, production board, or quality workspace. Build around the handoffs your people actually use.
Shape a custom app.
Explore fields, views, and handoffs that fit the people involved, from sales through delivery.
Keep your team involved.
Review the workflow together. Refine the app as your operation and requirements evolve.
See what that
could look like.
Explore illustrative workspaces for five manufacturing stakeholders.
Rex workspaceInteractive concept
Create a production board with job priorities and owners.
Workspace concept
Illustrative draftProduction board
Queued 1
Priority / Today
SRSample job
In production 1
Machine cell 02
ENSample job
Next operation 1
Awaiting operator
OPSample job
Choose a stakeholder. See a workspace shaped around their work.
A job board built around your stages, priorities, and handoffs. This is a sample layout to discuss with the Fabrex team.
Illustrative app preview. Explore a tailored Rex workflow with the Fabrex team.
Manufacturing context.
Manufacturing comes first.
Start from parts, jobs, and production decisions—not a generic office workflow.
Your process sets the shape.
Create tools around the way your factory operates, with people and handoffs in view.
People stay part of the loop.
Give your teams a shared place to review information and make the next decision.
Your workflow.
Meet Rex.
Start with the work that slows your team down. Explore what Rex and custom apps can do for it.