Quote
Accepted → job created.
Start on the machine
The operator starts the job at the machine. The floor reports itself.
Cost curve
Material overrun flagged mid-job.
Approve
Nothing sends without you.
WerkOS is shop-floor software for owner-run metal, fabrication and auto job shops. It tracks every job from quote to dispatch — material, machine hours, labour and subcontract — against the plan, while the job is still on the floor.

Real WerkOS interface · sample data, not a customer.
Each job carries its quote, drawing references, operations (cut, bend, weld, machine, coat) and due date.
Material, machine hours, labour and subcontract tracked against the quoted plan — variance shown per line, not at month end.
We set up a digital environment on your machines. Operators start and finish operations at the machine; time and quantities land on the job.
Sheet, bar and consumables issued against jobs, with low-stock flags before a job stalls.
Price the next job from what comparable jobs actually cost on your floor.
AskOS drafts follow-ups and flags. Nothing is sent or changed until you approve it.
| J-121 · frame weldment | Planned | Actual | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| S235 sheet 3 mm | ₹38,600 | ₹44,100 | +14.2% |
| Laser cutting · 6.0 h | ₹18,000 | ₹17,400 | −3.3% |
| Press brake · 4.0 h | ₹10,000 | ₹11,250 | +12.5% |
| MIG welding · 8.0 h | ₹16,000 | ₹15,200 | −5.0% |
| Powder coat (subcontract) | ₹15,400 | ₹15,400 | 0.0% |
| Total | ₹98,000 | ₹1,03,350 | +5.5% |
SAMPLE · illustrative values, not customer data
Every operation compares the hours and material you quoted with what the floor actually used. When a line drifts, the job turns amber on the owner's overview — while there is still time to act.




AskOS reads what is happening across jobs — a material overrun, a late operation, an open quote — and prepares a draft: a note to a supplier, a flag to the floor lead, a quote follow-up.
Human approval, always. Every draft waits for you. Edit it, approve it or reject it. AskOS does not send, change prices or close jobs on its own.


Photography: industrial scenes rendered for HandelOS · not customer sites.
The quote lives in one file, the hours on a whiteboard, the material on a delivery slip. By the time someone adds it all up, the job is invoiced and the margin is gone.
WerkOS keeps those numbers in one place while the job is still on the floor, so you can act on Wednesday instead of finding out at month end.
Owner-run metal, fabrication and auto job shops. Small teams where the owner still prices the jobs and walks the floor.
The owner sees margin. The floor lead sees what to run next. The office sees what is late or short. One system, three views.
The spreadsheet, the whiteboard and the end-of-month surprise. Not your machines, not your people.
One sample sheet-metal job, start to finish — the way the office and the floor see it.
Accepted → job created.
The operator starts the job at the machine. The floor reports itself.
Material overrun flagged mid-job.
Nothing sends without you.
AskOS reads what is happening across your jobs and prepares drafts: a follow-up on a quote, a flag on a job running over. Nothing is sent or changed until you approve it. You can edit, reject or ignore every draft.
A 15-minute call with the founder. Bring one job you know well and we show how WerkOS would track it, or bring a task you want a bot to draft for you. You decide if it fits. No slides, no obligation.