The office
Creates jobs, books measures, templates and installs, assigns the crew, and texts the customer their link.
Built for small fabrication and cabinet shops
Countertop fabrication software that follows every job from template to install
SlabTrack is countertop fabrication software for small countertop and cabinet shops that tracks every job from measure and template through fabrication, install and punch list. The office, the shop floor and the install crew all see the same board, and your customers check their own status link instead of calling.
14 days free, no card. Plans from $19 a month for the whole shop.
Countertop job tracking, one kitchen at a time
The Whitaker kitchen, from template Tuesday to a closed punch list
Tuesday
Template
Your templater digitizes the Whitaker kitchen and taps Done. The card slides into Fabrication without anyone walking to the office.
Thursday
Cut and polish
The floor lead sees the Whitaker tops are next, cuts the slab, and moves the job to Ready to install.
Friday
Customer checks in
Dana opens the link you texted her and sees Monday's install date. No phone call.
Monday
Install
The crew gets the address, the gate code and the sink model on their phone, sets the tops, and taps Done.
Wednesday
Punch list
A chipped corner on the island gets logged on site with a name on it. The job closes when it's fixed.
Template to install tracking
A job board laid out the way a countertop job moves
Seven stages, each with someone who moves the job on. Marking a template, fabrication or install done moves the card for you.
01
Measure
The office
Create the job with the customer, the address and the material. Book the measure.
02
Template
The office
Book the template date and who's going. When it's marked done the job moves to fabrication by itself.
03
Fabrication
The shop
The floor lead sees what's next to cut and polish, and marks fabrication done when the tops are ready.
04
Ready to install
The shop
Finished pieces wait here until the install date. Nobody has to ask whether the slab is cut.
05
Install
The crew
The installer opens the job on a phone: address, gate code, sink model, notes. One tap marks it installed.
06
Punch list
Anyone
A chipped edge or a missing filler strip gets logged on the spot and assigned, and the job stays open until it's fixed.
07
Done
Automatic
When the install is done and the last punch item is fixed, the job closes itself.
Customer install status link
Text the homeowner a link instead of a date you'll have to change
Every job gets a private link. The customer sees which stage their kitchen is in and the dates you've booked for the template and the install, on any phone, with no login. When the date moves, the link already shows it.
- Shows the name, the job type, the stage and the scheduled dates. Nothing else.
- Never shows the site address, the gate code or your install notes.
- Replace a link with one click if it gets forwarded around.
Job status from Ridgeline Stone
Dana Whitaker
Countertop job · now at Fabrication
MeasureTemplateFabInstallDone
- Measure
- Oct 2
- Template
- Oct 6
- Install
- Oct 21
Installer phone view and shop logins
The office, the shop floor and the crew each see their part
The shop floor
Sees every job and the week's schedule, and marks templates and fabrication done as the work finishes.
The install crew
Sees only their own jobs on a phone, with the address and the notes, and marks the install done on site.
Punch list tracking is built in: anyone on the job logs a fix-it item, assigns it, and the job stays open until it's fixed. No more chipped corners forgotten in a text thread.
Countertop scheduling software, priced for small shops
One price for the whole shop, not per seat
14 days free with no card. Paying yearly gets two months free.
Solo
For the owner who measures, cuts and installs
$19 a monthor $190 a year
- 30 open jobs
- One login
- Job board, calendar, punch list and customer status links
Shop
For an office and a shop floor
$49 a monthor $490 a year
- 150 open jobs
- Up to 5 logins
- Job board, calendar, punch list and customer status links
- Shop floor logins
Crew
For shops with install crews
$89 a monthor $890 a year
- Unlimited open jobs
- Up to 20 logins
- Job board, calendar, punch list and customer status links
- Shop floor logins
- Installer phone view
Asked by fabricators
Before you try it
What happens between the template and the install?
SlabTrack is countertop fabrication software for exactly that stretch: every granite, quartz and solid surface job from measure and template through fabrication, install and punch list on one board. It doesn't run your saw or draw your templates; it keeps track of where each job is and who has it next.
Does it do countertop scheduling?
Yes. Book the measure, template, fabrication and install dates for each job, assign them to someone, and see the whole week on one calendar. Anything scheduled before today and not marked done shows as overdue.
Can a cabinet shop use it?
Yes. Each job is countertop, cabinet, or both, and moves through the same stages. Cabinet shops that measure, build in the shop and send a crew to install use it as simple cabinet shop management software for the schedule and the punch list.
Does it draw templates or do estimates?
No. Keep using your digitizer, your layout software and your quoting spreadsheet. SlabTrack tracks the job around that work, so nobody has to walk the shop to find out whether a template is done.
What does my customer see?
A private link you text or email them. It shows their name, the job type, which stage the kitchen is in and the scheduled dates. It never shows the site address or your install notes, so a forwarded link can't leak a gate code. You can replace the link at any time.
What does an installer see on their phone?
With the Crew plan, each installer gets a login that shows only the jobs with a milestone assigned to them, with the address (tap for directions), the install notes and a button to mark the install done. They can log punch items from the driveway.
How is it different from bigger fabrication shop systems?
The big systems do far more (drawing, estimating, inventory) and are priced per user with a minimum, which often lands at several hundred dollars a month. SlabTrack does the job board, the schedule, the crew's phone view and the customer link, from $19 a month for the whole shop.
How do I try it?
Create an account and use it free for 14 days, no card needed. When the two weeks are up, choose Solo, Shop or Crew from the Billing page; if you don't, nothing is deleted and you can still open and export every job.
Next week's installs
Your open jobs, on one screen by Friday
Add the open jobs, book the templates and installs, and send each customer their link. It takes about as long as cleaning the whiteboard.
Updated October 13, 2026. Photos by Mary Ann Wooten, Lotus Design N Print, Franco Debartolo, Point3D Commercial Imaging Ltd., Point3D Commercial Imaging Ltd. on Unsplash.