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Job control

Know exactly where every job stands

Replace status meetings and memory with clear ownership, current work, and a complete job history.

Jobs organized by custom phases in Woodsystems

What fixes the problem

Custom statuses

Match the board to the stages your company actually uses.

Work orders

Turn sold work into assigned production and installation work.

Tasks and owners

Give every next action a person and due date.

Custom job data

Track the facts your team needs without another spreadsheet.

Activity history

See changes, communication, progress, and decisions in context.

Current files

Keep the right drawing and supporting documents on the job.

Questions

The details

Can we use our own job statuses?+

Yes. Woodsystems supports shop-specific statuses and phases so the job board reflects how your company moves work from opportunity through active production and closeout.

How do work orders help us control the job?+

Work orders separate build, delivery, installation, or other repeatable work from the customer-facing financial record. They can include phases, dates, assigned people, checklists, progress, and applied labor without exposing prices to the shop floor.

Can we track information unique to our company?+

Yes. Custom fields capture typed job facts, while reusable job forms support working documents, sections, checkboxes, repeating groups, ownership, due dates, and completion states.

How does the team know what needs attention?+

Jobs, tasks, work orders, schedules, notifications, and activity are tied to the same record. People can see assigned work and managers can see overdue or stalled work without rebuilding the answer elsewhere.

Can project managers control who is involved?+

Yes. Jobs can have assigned project managers and members independently of company-wide roles, helping the right people reach the work and history they are responsible for.

See how Woodsystems fits your shop.