Make the quote
take shape.
Draw countertop areas, work with dimensions, choose materials, and capture edges, backsplash, and fixtures. Build itemized pricing and keep quote revisions and customer documents together.
ForgePathCountertop quoting, job coordination, and reviewed fabrication files in one workspace.
Follow the work
A quote is only the beginning. ForgePath brings the drawing, materials, job details, and review steps into the same place as the work moves forward.
Geometry, materials,
and itemized pricing.
Stages, schedules,
and team checklists.
DXF intake, previews,
and operator edits.
Prepared packages,
with people in control.
Draw countertop areas, work with dimensions, choose materials, and capture edges, backsplash, and fixtures. Build itemized pricing and keep quote revisions and customer documents together.

Coordinate jobs across office, shop, and installation stages. Schedules, crew assignments, and structured checklists help keep the details close to the people doing the work.

Bring in job-scoped DXF template files, inspect previews, and make operator edits before preparing a fabrication handoff. Production work uses its own template files and review process, separate from the sales drawing.
Import a designer’s PDF or image as a starting point for a quote. Review uncertain results, adjust the drawing, and make the details your own before moving forward.
Track material units, availability, holds, and reservations alongside the work. Review what’s available and what’s already allocated as plans change.
ForgePath is being developed alongside a countertop business, with the aim of making the everyday work clearer and carrying useful details from one stage to the next.
It’s still in development. The focus is on refining a useful product around real workflows before offering it more widely.
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