Review the request
Bring drawings or DXF files, revision, material, thickness, quantity, and finish into one RFQ review. Identify the questions that need a human decision.
Explore a shared workflow for fabrication requests, cutting and forming batches, finish requirements, and final checks.
Proposed workflow · explore the scope with Fabrex.
Discuss your workflowA revised drawing changes more than the cut. Material, thickness, bends, finish, quantities, and delivery expectations need to travel together through the job.
Build around your process, with the right information for each stakeholder.
Bring drawings or DXF files, revision, material, thickness, quantity, and finish into one RFQ review. Identify the questions that need a human decision.
Organize accepted work around shared requirements for cutting, forming, and finishing. Keep each job’s next operation and owner visible.
Connect dimensional checks, finish review, completed quantities, and release decisions to the customer order.
An illustrative job. See the information and decisions each team carries into the next handoff.
Sales and engineering confirm material, thickness, bends, and finish requirements.
Planning groups cutting and forming work while keeping the finishing handoff clear.
Quality reviews dimensions, finish, and completed quantities before release.
Workflow illustration · sample data · human review at each handoff
Drawing revisions, material and thickness, bend requirements, quantities, and finish approvals.
Cutting, forming, finishing, job priorities, batch ownership, and the handoff between operations.
Inspection evidence, finish checks, quantity reconciliation, and packing requirements.
This is a proposed sheet-metal workflow and an illustrative custom-app direction. Confirm supported files, process rules, integrations, and deployment scope with Fabrex. It does not promise automatic nesting, bending programs, or machine control.
Start with the work that slows your team down. Explore what Rex and custom apps can do for it.