Your stations
Define the workflow the floor actually uses. Jobs advance from station to station instead of living on a whiteboard.
Product · Job management
QView
A CRM for shops that live on jobs, not pipelines. Set up the workflow, products, people, and customers — then watch each job move through the stations until it is done.
Products, users, customers
The catalog, the people who run it, and the accounts they serve — set up once, then reused on every job.
Jobs as the unit of work
Create the job, send it through the line, see where it is. Built for high-mix shops where every order is a little different.
Built here
Mahesis designed and wrote QView. Pricing stays manual on each job; the system owns the flow, not the accounting.
Quote to jobs to stations — pricing entered on the job, the floor owns the rest.
Why it exists
Small businesses need the job to move, not another ERP.
QView sits between paper work orders and a full manufacturing suite. It is the sales-to-production-to-completion path: who has the job, which station it is in, and what still has to happen.
The product site is qviewsoftware.com. If you need the same idea as a private system — different stations, different rules — that is a Mahesis engagement.
Evaluating QView, or a private shop system?
The product is the starting point. Custom work is for the floor that will not fit a shared workflow.