Factory progress is only half the story.
Follow facade releases through fabrication, delivery and installation. Keep site progress in view.
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One release. Three different answers.
Fictional B-204: 120 required, 100 fabricated, 76 delivered, 40 installed. Quantity illustration, not a mapped building or software screen.
Read the KPIs beside the quantities.
Fictional batch B-204. These are stage and handoff ratios, not the workflow’s weighted percent-complete measure.
- Fabricated share
- 83.3%
100 fabricated / 120 required units
- Installation progress
- 52.6%
40 installed / 76 dispatched units
- Installed share
- 33.3%
40 installed / 120 required units
Each tile represents four units.
- Fabricated
- 100 units
- Delivered
- 76 units
- Installed
- 40 units
- Installed
- Delivered, awaiting installation
- Fabricated, awaiting delivery
- Not fabricated
These stage counts overlap. Never add them together.
Release in phases
Organise batches by elevation or delivery phase.
Keep stages apart
Fabrication does not imply site installation.
Read units and area
Use square feet where recorded dimensions exist.
Why this fits your work.
Unitized panels move from factory completion to site installation. Stick-built systems have a different assembly pattern: set batches and routes to the work your plant actually releases. Fabgini records that work; it does not engineer the facade or plan crane lifts.
How this works in detail
Plan around the release sequence.
A facade runs in elevations and installation phases. Each batch keeps its units, area and dates on the project, so progress is never one undifferentiated percentage.
Units and square feet together.
Curtain-wall units vary in size, so Fabgini counts every stage in units and in square feet. Progress and output stay comparable across a facade.
Factory output and site readiness, apart.
Fabricated units waiting for dispatch, delivery or installation are counted at each stage. A site constraint shows with its reason instead of being hidden behind strong factory output.
The record behind the facade.
Fabgini is the production and progress record for the facade. Design, engineering and installation approvals stay with your project team and their tools.
Does Fabgini count curtain-wall progress in square feet?
Yes. Every stage is counted in units and in square feet, so phased facades with different unit sizes stay comparable.