
The whiteboard was never the system of record.
Your estimator prices from a workbook only they can read. The shop finds out about a change order after the panels are cut. And "where is this job?" is still a question you answer with three phone calls.
General-purpose CRM and project tools don't know what a cab job is, so the discipline has to live in your people. At launch, Build It Track It puts it in the record instead: every stage has an owner and a gate, and no job moves forward on a number nobody approved.
See who uses the elevator project workflowEngineered for the reality of manufacturing.
The launch product pairs working project controls with a clearly labelled Q3 2026 roadmap.
Rate-Library Estimating
The estimator enters every BOM line. Standard lines pull approved material cost and labour hours; custom lines require a vendor quote.
Read about featuresNative E-Signatures
Contracts are signed through a secure link. The completed PDF is locked and verified against its stored document hash.
Read about featuresProduction Planning at Launch
Planned for the Q3 2026 launch: production and delivery-date scheduling within the same twelve-stage job record.
See the 12-stage workflowProduct and launch previews
This is what the job record looks like.
The pipeline is implemented today. Engineering and closeout images preview launch workflows; capabilities that are not yet built are labelled below.

Stage 0 — Pipeline & CRM
Sales sees every active lead, its age, and system-filed email threads on one screen.

Stage 4 — Engineering & Design
Drawing revision history, change orders, and an immutable Final for Record lock.

Stage 11 — Inspection & Signoff
Planned for Q3 2026 launch: installation evidence, acceptance, and closeout on the job record.
Need the full buyer's overview? Read the elevator cab project management software guide.
Start where your question is

Bring us the job that went wrong.
The one with the late change order and the vendor who slipped. We'll walk it through the twelve stages and show you where the record would have caught it.
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