Most shops run four systems that don't talk to each other.
Quoting in one place, the schedule on a whiteboard, stock in a spreadsheet, and the books somewhere else entirely. Every gap between them is something re-keyed by hand, or a job that quietly slips. SDG Solutions is one system covering all of it — so a quote becomes a job, a job becomes work on a machine, and the costing and paperwork are there at the end because they were built as the work happened.
Enquiry to invoice,
without re-typing it.
Each stage hands to the next. Nothing gets entered twice, and nothing depends on someone remembering to pass it along.
Quote
Price the work off material, time and your own rates. Send it as a PDF from the system and track whether it landed.
Job
Customer approves, you hit convert. Job number assigned, operations loaded, material requirements known.
Schedule
Operations land on machines. Drag them around as priorities change and see the knock-on effects immediately.
Shop floor
Operators clock on at the machine. Labour books against the job as it's worked, not from a timesheet on Friday.
Quality
Heat numbers, inspection results and certificates recorded against the job, ready when the customer asks for them.
Invoice
Invoice from the job, with the real cost already tallied. You know the margin before you send it, not months later.
Built by someone who
works in a shop.
Not a general business system with a manufacturing module bolted on. Every part of it started as a problem on a real floor.
It speaks your language.
Operations, setups, heat numbers, certificates of conformance. No translating what your shop does into terminology written for a warehouse.
Runs in a browser.
Office PC, laptop in the corner of the shop, tablet at the machine. No server in a cupboard, no per-seat licences, no upgrade weekend.
You deal with the developer.
No sales layer, no offshore support queue. If something doesn't suit the way your floor runs, that's a conversation, not a ticket.