Workflow examples
Labelled examples — not customer testimonials. These describe the workflows Slabr is built to support across the trades it serves.
Designed use cases
Each card describes a scenario Slabr is designed to support. Workflow examples — not customer quotes.
A team of estimators issues quotes from material rates, wastage % and labour minute-rates instead of a single owner-maintained spreadsheet. Margin guardrails flag any quote that crosses the floor before it ships.
Timber stock is bought at one thickness and dressed to another. Wastage % and dressing loss are configured per material so quotes calculate order quantity from net + waste, not gut feel.
Stone countertop quoting handles slab yield, edge profiles, cutouts and splashbacks from a template. Estimators reuse the structure across jobs and tune dimensions, species and finish per quote.
Stages advance from the floor as the team logs work. The next team sees the handoff on the job record, not in a WhatsApp group. Risk-to-install signals surface before install dates are at risk.
Structural steel, mild-steel furniture and custom brackets each have their own pricing logic. One workspace, three product templates, consistent estimating across the team.
Clients see job progress, approved milestones and pay-by-card invoices through a token portal — no app, no login. The portal becomes a sales asset rather than a maintenance overhead.
Bespoke commissions are visible in the client portal — production photos, stage updates, delivery estimate. The buyer experience matches the work without manual updates from the maker.
Multiple subcontractors run through one job record. Production stages are assigned to specific teams; completion is captured against the same job; client reporting is generated from one place.
Trades covered
Slabr runs across all eight trades — not adapted for one and shoehorned into the rest.
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