// farman-labs / software-for-physical-operations

Run your floor.Not your inbox.

Orders by email, invoices typed twice, job status on a whiteboard. It costs your team hours every day. We build the portals, automations and live dashboards that take that work off their plate.

See if this is you
Build time
2–3 weeks to first release
First step
$500 paid Blueprint
You own
The code and the data
ops.yourcompany.com/job-board
Illustration of a Farman Labs operations dashboard: live job board, KPIs and activity feed

For teams that make, move and store real things

  • Printed sheets running through an offset press

    Commercial printing

  • A forklift driving down a racked warehouse aisle

    Distribution

  • A driver unloading boxes from a delivery truck onto a dolly

    Logistics

  • A builder in a hard hat framing a timber structure

    Trade contractors

Photos: Bank Phrom, Bernd Dittrich, chansu shin, Josh Olalde on Unsplash

// 01 / sound-familiar

Soundfamiliar?

None of this is anyone's fault. It's what happens when a growing operation still runs on email, spreadsheets and memory.

  • Re-typed

    Every order is typed twice, and every typo becomes a reprint.

  • Chased

    Your best people spend the morning answering “where’s my order?”

  • Lost

    Status lives on a whiteboard and in someone’s head. When they’re out, so is the answer.

// 02 / picture-this

Same day.Different ending.

Here's an ordinary Tuesday, before and after.

  1. 08:10

    Today: A customer calls for the third time about one order.

    With the right system: They check live status in their portal. Nobody's phone rings.

    Client portal
  2. 09:30

    Today: A print file arrives at 72 dpi. Prepress finds out at four.

    With the right system: The portal rejects it on upload and tells the customer how to fix it.

    File preflight
  3. 11:00

    Today: Someone spends the morning typing supplier invoices into QuickBooks.

    With the right system: They were read, checked and posted before anyone got in.

    Automation pipeline
  4. 15:30

    Today: The spreadsheet and the books disagree on stock. Which is right?

    With the right system: There's one database, so every screen shows the same number.

    Shared database
  5. 17:45

    Today: You walk the floor to find out what's running late.

    With the right system: You already know. It's on your phone, flagged in orange.

    Live dashboard

// 03 / the-fix

Start withwhat hurts most.

Each system works on its own and connects to the others when you're ready.

All services

Client & Supplier Portals

Customers keep calling to ask where their order is?

Customers order and track online. Your team stops re-typing.

Target · order entry time

60–80% less

Explore portals
portal.yourcompany.com

Real-Time ERP & Operations Dashboards

Walking the floor to find out what's late?

Every job, crew and asset on one live screen.

Example · on-time jobs

Live, no refresh

Explore dashboards

Custom Software Development

Software that only does 80% of the job?

The system your operation needs, when no product fits.

Stack
Next.js · Supabase
Repository
Yours
Explore custom builds
github.com/yourcompany/ops

Workflow Automation Pipelines

Still typing supplier invoices into QuickBooks?

Invoices and emails become data automatically.

Target · hours saved a week

10–30 h

Explore automation

Figures marked “target” are what we measure against your baseline in each engagement, not past results.

// 04 / how-it-works

Follow one invoice.Nobody types it.

This is how we automate your workflow: the document goes in, the data lands where it belongs, and your team only steps in when something looks wrong.

Automation pipelines
  1. 01

    Client PDF upload

    A document arrives

  2. 02

    Automated parser

    Fields are read

  3. 03

    Supabase database

    Saved once

  4. 04

    ERP sync

    Posted to the books

Illustration: a supplier invoice PDF is received, its fields are read with a confidence score, anything below 90% goes to review, the record is saved once in the database and a bill is created in QuickBooks.

Invoice to books

Minutes, not days

Hours saved a week

10–30 h

Month-end close

Days saved

Accuracy after review

Under 1% errors

Targets measured against your baseline in each engagement, not past results.

// 05 / one-source-of-truth

Enter it once.See it everywhere.

Your portal, your pipelines, QuickBooks and your dashboards share one database. Your team stops reconciling numbers and starts trusting them.

Entered
Once
Synced
QuickBooks / ERP
Updates
Real time
See how it connects
Shared data · live
writeswritessynclive readsCustomersPlace and track ordersSuppliersConfirm, upload docsEmail and PDFsInbound orders, invoicesClient & Supplier PortalsSign in, submit, approve and trackAutomation PipelinesRead, check and routeSupabase Postgres + StorageOne source of truth for orders, documents, statusesQuickBooks / ERPBridged both waysReal-Time DashboardsLive orders, throughput and exceptionsStaff and ownerAct on what they see

// 06 / no-big-bet

Low risk.No lock-in.

Changing how your operation runs is a big decision. We keep each step small, so you can stop at any of them.

  • See it working in weeks

    Your first release is live in 2–3 weeks, not after a nine-month ERP rollout.

  • Know the price first

    A small paid Blueprint fixes the scope and the quote before any build starts.

  • Keep everything

    Your code, your data, your accounts. Leave whenever you like, with a full handover.

// 07 / proof

Built for teamslike yours.

All work
Spec sheet · FL-CS-001Demo build

Order portal for a commercial printer

Client industry
Printing
Operational friction
Orders re-keyed from email by hand
System built
Customer portal with PDF preflight and live job status
Measured outcome
Shows the target, not a measured result
  • Guided order forms with product-specific fields
  • PDF upload with automatic preflight checks
  • Live job timeline shared with the shop floor
Read the spec
Spec sheet · FL-CS-002Open

Your operation, next

The first client systems are being built now, and every case study will lead with a measured number. The fastest way to see what your system would look like is a Blueprint.

Blueprint
$500–$1,000
Takes
1–2 weeks

// 08 / getting-started

Three steps.An exit after each.

How it works
  1. 01

    Paid Blueprint

    If you stop here: You own the blueprint and can build with anyone.

    Price
    $500–$1,000
    Duration
    1–2 weeks
  2. 02

    Fixed-Scope Build

    If you stop here: Code and data belong to you.

    Price
    $5,000–$10,000+
    Duration
    2–3 weeks for a first release
  3. 03

    Monthly Retainer

    If you stop here: Full handover package on exit.

    Price
    $1,000–$1,500 / month
    Duration
    Ongoing, cancel with 30 days' notice

You’ll work directly with Arham Farman, whose family business, Farman Printing Press, ran on exactly that kind of Tuesday. Why we do this

// farman-labs / next-step

Tell us whereit hurts.

Where does work get re-typed, chased or lost? In 30 minutes we’ll show you what the fix looks like and roughly what it costs.

Start with a Blueprint

You talk to the person who would build it. No sales team, no obligation.