One entrance changes. The rest can move.
Opening details and drawing revisions matter. Keep revised work separate from the frontage ready for dispatch.
See a demoSee how it works
Two batches. Two clear next actions.
A fictional entrance revision affects one batch. The separate retail-frontage batch remains visible as ready for dispatch.
Entrance A
- Drawing
- R4
- Recorded state
- Design-change hold
Confirm the revised work on the affected batch.
Retail frontage B
- Drawing
- R3
- Recorded state
- Ready for dispatch
Keep the separate release visible to the shop and site.
Keep the drawing
Attach the applicable revision to the work.
Scope the change
Record only the affected batch and units.
Follow the handoff
See what is ready, sent and received at site.
Why this fits your work.
For shops coordinating entrances, frames and retail-frontage releases. Keep field measurements and hardware design in their existing tools; Fabgini follows the resulting drawings, work and handoffs.
How this works in detail
Each opening tied to its project.
Release storefront work by entrance, retail frontage or delivery phase. Batches and drawing revisions show which work belongs to which site handoff.
Revisions where they affect the work.
A changed opening detail is recorded as a design change on the affected units, separately from a fabrication failure. The record shows which work must be repeated and which can move on.
Know what the site is waiting for.
Shop counts, dispatch and site receipt are separate entries. A project manager sees a missing delivery or an incomplete installation at a glance, without rebuilding the story from messages.
Does Fabgini manage contracts or billing claims?
No. Fabgini records production and progress. Contract administration and billing stay in your project and accounting software.