What it does
Clocked hours that pay the invoice and the wage.
In a fabrication shop the same hour of work has to appear twice: once as a labour line on the customer’s invoice, and once as a pay line for the person who worked it. Most shops record it once, on paper, and the owner spends six to ten hours a week reconstructing the other half.
FabManager makes that one entry. Time clocked against a job feeds the invoice and the pay run from the same record, and around that spine sit the things a fab shop actually needs: materials as a first-class item, purchase orders with an editable auto-approve threshold, variations, job costing, and a configurable pay-rules engine.