No more whiteboards on Monday mornings. The schedule keeps itself.
One timeline.
Every job.
Every stage.
A live Gantt of your whole shop - design, CNC, edge banding, assembly, spray, install - alongside the supplier statements and meetings that hold it all together. Drag a bar; everything downstream moves with it.
Design, CNC, edge, assembly, spray and install each get their own crew and lead time.
Spot a CNC bottleneck three weeks out, not three days out.
Site measures, client reviews and supplier statements are pinned in one view.
What's
happening,
at a glance.
Every project broken into its stages, with crew and machine assignments built in. The today-line walks across the screen so you always know what's overdue, what's on track, and where you've got slack.
Move one bar.
The shop
moves with it.
Push the Harper kitchen back three days because Polytec is late. CabiPro pulls every downstream stage with it and nudges the projects sharing your CNC and assembly bench so nothing collides.
Polytec confirms delay: doors arrive Thursday, not Monday.
2 conflicts detected. Harper CNC overlaps Norden CNC on Tuesday. Harper install falls on Tom's day off.
->
Harper kitchen slides +3 days. Downstream stages and conflicts resolved.
All clear. Sarah Norden notified of new install date. Tom's day off respected. CNC bench bookings updated.
The right zoom
for the right question.
This morning's running order
Hour-by-hour. What's on the bench, what's due to start, what's waiting on edge band. The view you open with a coffee.
The week ahead, project-by-project
Which stages run when, where the crunch is, where you can squeeze in a small job that walked in this morning.
Where you'll bottleneck next
Capacity by crew and machine, six weeks out. The view that tells you when to shift work or hire.
No more
"didn't see the text."
When a job moves, the crew on the next stage, the customer on the install day, and the supplier with a PO get a clean message. No group chats, no missed threads, no whiteboard erased on Friday.
Crew alerts on shift change
When a stage shifts, the people on the next stage get a push notification with the new start time and a one-tap "got it."
Customer SMS on install
The customer gets one text 48 hours out and one the morning of install. Replies thread back into the job record.
Bottleneck heads-up
If a stage is creeping over 85% loaded six weeks out, you get a quiet morning email before it becomes a fire.
Everything scheduling
actually needs.
Dependency chains
CNC can't start before design signs off. Install can't go before assembly. Set the rules once; the schedule respects them on every drag.
Live today-line
The vertical "now" marker walks across the screen so you can tell at a glance what is slipping, caught up or not started.
Calendar sync In development
Push your install dates and site measures to Google Calendar, iCloud or Outlook. Customers can add an event from the SMS reminder.
Crew skills matrix
Mark Tom as "edge-band qualified" and Eva as "spray-trained." CabiPro will not assign work to someone who cannot do it.
Customer comms inline
Every install notification, SMS reply and "running 30 min late" message lives on the job record.
Machine load views
See your CNC, edge bander and spray booth as their own rows. Hard to hide a bottleneck once you can see it three weeks out.
Quick
answers.
The team's on the phone Mon-Sat, and most shops are scheduling on CabiPro within their first week.
What happens if my crew doesn't use a phone on the floor?+
CabiPro can drive a wall-mounted shop dashboard that shows today's running order, who's on what, and what's coming next. Crew tap into it to mark stages complete. Phones optional.
Can I lock certain stages so the auto-rescheduler can't touch them?+
Yes - pin an install date, a customer-promised completion or a delivery window and CabiPro will route around it. If something genuinely can't fit, you'll see the conflict before it happens.
How does it know how long a CNC run takes?+
Job templates carry their own time estimates per stage. After a few jobs CabiPro adjusts those estimates against your real performance, so over time the schedule gets more accurate.
Does it work for a one-person shop?+
Yes. The crew view collapses to one row, the load view shows just you, and the timeline becomes a clean week-by-week plan of your own time.
Can suppliers see when their statements are due?+
No - supplier visibility is internal to your shop. They just get the PO and payment when due. The statement pin sits on your timeline so you do not miss it.
Schedule's only as good
as what feeds it.
Quote a kitchen
before lunch.
Approved quotes turn into scheduled jobs in one click. Cut list, material reservation and production slot all booked at the same time.
Explore quoting03 - Materials & inventorySheet stock,
rack to install.
Sheets arriving on a delivery? Pin it on the schedule. Supplier statement due Friday? It shows up beside the work it supports.
Explore materialsLet's pull next
month onto one screen.
Bring your current month - every job, every install date, every supplier statement - and we'll rebuild it as a CabiPro schedule together. You'll see conflicts within the first few minutes.