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For Millwork and Casework Shops
Early accessQuote, get submittals approved, build, finish, and deliver room by room out of one system instead of a wall of binders and spreadsheets. The core is live and proven in production today. The millwork-specific workflows are in development, and early access shops are shaping them.
The shared DhyanaERP core, shown running the live Precast Edition. Every edition is built on this system.
DhyanaERP Millwork Edition is a cloud ERP in development for architectural millwork and casework shops. It is built on the same core that is live and running real production today: quoting, shop drawing approval, multi-stage production tracking, delivery, and invoicing all off one record, the approved shop drawing. Millwork-specific workflows like submittal packages, room-by-room tracking, finish schedules, and AWI documentation are in active development with early access shops.
Where this stands today. The Precast Edition is live and running real production. The Millwork Edition is in development on the same core, and early access shops are shaping its workflows. Get involved
Sent for approval three weeks ago. Which revision came back, and with what markups? Nobody can say without digging through email threads.
Room by room, elevation by elevation, one tab per floor. One person knows how it works, and every bid is a copy of the last close call.
The GC wants to know what ships this week. The answer lives on the floor, in someone's head, or on a whiteboard that was right on Tuesday.
The shared DhyanaERP core
Every edition runs on the same core, and the core is not a promise. It runs a real fabrication business right now.
Quotes with versioning, alternates, and duplication, tied to the customer and the job instead of scattered across workbooks. When the bid lands, the sales order and the drawing workflow start from it. Nothing gets typed twice.
The approved shop drawing is the primary record, not an email attachment. Approval status, versioning, and revisions live in the system, and approved work flows straight into production scheduling.
Configurable production checkpoints with real-time status updates from the floor. The same engine that tracks live production through nine stages today, pointed at your routing from cutout to finish to staging.
Zebra printer support for labels and tags, QR code and RFID tracking for inventory and production, and a manual mode for shops that aren't ready for scanners yet.
Bills of lading, delivery tracking, and invoicing all come from the same record the quote and drawing started. Nothing is re-keyed between the office and the truck.
DhyanaERP is a PWA. It installs on iPads, Android tablets, laptops, and phones, works when the internet is down, and syncs when it comes back. Built for the shop floor, not just the office.
In development
These workflows are in active development with early access shops. None of them have shipped yet, and that is exactly why your input counts: the shops in the room decide what gets built first.
Assemble, send, and track submittal packages against the spec sections they answer, with revision history the whole shop can see.
Track casework and millwork by room, elevation, and phase, so "what ships this week" is a filter, not a walk through the shop.
Finish systems, sample approvals, and sequence steps tracked against the pieces they belong to, not a binder.
QC checkpoints and documentation grounded in AWI standards, attached to the piece record where the inspector expects to find them.
Stage completed rooms, coordinate deliveries around the site schedule, and keep the punch list tied to what actually shipped.
Millwork Edition pricing will be announced at launch. We publish our pricing, so if you want a sense of how we think about it, the live Precast Edition is priced per shop with unlimited users, no seat counts, and free self-serve setup.
Questions shops ask
Tell us about your shop: what you make, how the work flows, and where the spreadsheets hurt. Early access shops get first access at launch and a system shaped around how they actually work.