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Software for stone fabricators, suppliers and dealers

One Stone Network

A slab is digitised once — photo, dimensions, defects, QR label — and from then on everyone works with that very slab, not with their own copy of a catalogue. The remnant goes back to stock and remembers which slab it was cut from.

Slab inventory · CAD · 3D quotes · Nesting · DXF

Who it is for

The same slab passes through several participants. Each of them gets their own work done and their own benefit today — even before the others join the network.

Stone fabricators

Measurement, pricing and the shop live in different files — one transfer mistake costs a slab.

The shop nests parts on the real slabs in stock, and the customer sees their stone in 3D before cutting.

How it works for fabricators

Slab suppliers

A photo catalogue is outdated the moment it is sent, and a slab gets sold twice.

Your stock becomes a showcase by link and QR, and fabricators price jobs right on your slabs.

How it works for suppliers

Dealers, furniture makers, designers

The customer is yours, the process is not: which slab is there, what it costs, when it will be made.

You price the quote on your partner’s stone in your own Lazorex Studio account, book the slab and hand the project over to production.

How it works for dealers

Machine and software makers

A job into the machine and the fact back — we propose to describe the protocol together. It is an invitation to talk, not a finished product.

Partner protocol
Interactive demo

Your customer sees the actual stone before production

  1. 1Build the product in 2D.
  2. 2Check the result in 3D.
  3. 3Confirm material and finishes before production.

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One physical slab. One digital identity.

The slab is digitised once — then every participant works with it, and the QR label moves with the stone.

  1. 01

    Supplier inventory

    The slab is digitised from a photo and gets a QR label.

  2. 02

    Dealer project

    The dealer prices the quote on stone from the supplier’s stock.

  3. 03

    Reservation and transfer

    The slab is booked at the supplier for a set period and handed over with its QR label.

  4. 04

    Fabricator nesting

    Parts are placed on the real slab — by hand or by auto-nesting.

  5. 05

    Customer 3D

    The customer opens the quote by link, sees the product in 3D and approves online.

  6. 06

    DXF export

    The layout goes to the machine’s software as a DXF file.

  7. 07

    Remnant

    The remnant goes back to stock and remembers which slab it was cut from.

Everything that happens after the measurement

The measurement comes from the device, the mobile app, a DXF file or a drawing. Studio turns it into a working project — priced, approved, laid out on a real slab and sent to production.

01

Customers & partners

  • Leads and conversations from connected messengers and e-mail — in one window
  • PBX telephony: calls and recordings in the CRM
  • Chat for your website — the first message becomes a lead
  • Quote by link: the customer views 3D, accepts and writes in the chat
  • Partner links: partner stock, booking, stone handover
02

Geometry & CAD

  • Measurement from a .lazx or DXF file — including a 3D file by planes
  • Vector drawing: fillets, edge cutouts, split along a guide line
  • 3D assembly of the product with 45° mitres
  • Drawing assistant: dictate the product or describe it in text
  • The estimate is built from the drawing geometry with your price list
03

Materials & warehouse

  • Every slab has its own card: photo, batch, contour, defects
  • Slab digitisation from a photo: straightened by four markers
  • QR labels and scanning with a phone
  • Stock showcase by link and QR
  • Goods with receipts and issues: sinks, adhesive, fittings
04

Layout & production

  • Nesting on real slabs, auto-nesting and automatic pick from stock
  • DXF for the machine and a PDF cutting sheet
  • Production specification, time norms and schedule
  • Part labels per release
  • Shop load and piece-rate pay In development

Any source of geometry

Studio starts after the measurement. Where the geometry came from does not matter.

  • Lazorex 2D device and mobile app
  • .lazx measurement file
  • DXF from your measuring system or CAD — a dedicated profile for Leica
  • A product drawing right in the Studio editor

You do not need to replace your measuring system.

More about Lazorex 2D

How to start

There is no public price list: terms depend on the modules and the team and are discussed after the demo.

  1. 01

    Demo

    We show the full route on an example close to your orders.

  2. 02

    Pilot on your order

    We take one of your real orders and run it through the system end to end — from measurement to the shop.

  3. 03

    Launch

    We connect your account and set up stock, price list and team roles for you.

Marmomac 2026, Verona, 22–25.09 — live demo every 30 minutes

Visit our stand: we will show a slab’s path from the supplier’s stock to the customer in 3D. You can book a convenient time in advance.