One click turns an accepted quote into a work order, with every labour line already broken out as a step. Mark it rush and your whole team sees it first.
The quote already knows the job, so you don’t type it twice. Customer, job name, due date and every labour line come across, and each labour line becomes a step your team works through.

Mark a job rush and it pins to the top of the work order list, the floor and the schedule, highlighted in red so nobody has to be told twice. Clear it and it drops back into line.
| WO # | Customer | Due | Hrs (est → act) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RUSHWO-0051 | Northfield Pumps | Tomorrow | 6.0 → 2.5 | In progress |
| WO-0048 | Ridgeway Trailer | Oct 24 | 14.0 → 9.2 | In progress |
| WO-0047 | Hollis Ag Supply | Oct 21 | 8.5 → 10.1 | QC |
| WO-0045 | Barrow Marine | Oct 29 | 22.0 → 0.0 | Waiting parts |
Add the statuses your shop actually uses, like Design, Waiting Parts or Ready to Ship. Attach drawings and photos to the job so the person running it has them at the machine.
| File | Added | Size |
|---|---|---|
| BRK-2207 rev B.pdf | Oct 14 | 1.2 MB |
| Weld map, frame.jpg | Oct 15 | 840 KB |
| Customer PO 88412.pdf | Oct 15 | 96 KB |
When Quinn drafts the setup and run-time lines on a quote, those same lines become the steps on the work order. The estimate your customer accepted is the plan your floor follows.
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