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ETRUSIAERP

The ERP built for window & door manufacturers.

Quote to glass to cash in one cloud system — parametric configurator, real shop-floor MES, double-entry books, and a migration that proves itself against your legacy system to the penny.

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✓ Penny-exact migration ✓ 281 API endpoints ✓ Fail-closed tenancy
Web Workspace Desktop App Plant TV Wallboard Shop-Floor Agent REST API
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migrated orders repriced penny-exact vs the legacy system
281
public API endpoints — every screen is just a client
1 system
configurator, floor, shipping, and books — no integrations to babysit
Fail-closed
tenant isolation enforced in the database, not the app

Solutions

Built for the fenestration supply chain.

One platform, four seats at the table — the manufacturer runs it, and everyone upstream and downstream of the plant works from the same numbers.

Window & Door Manufacturers

The full spine: configurator-priced quotes become released work orders, cut batches, station scans, shipments, invoices, and GL postings — without anyone re-typing a number.

Dealers & Distributors

Dealer portal quoting on your price book with their own numbering, per-dealer price levels and series books, scoped API keys, and orders that land in your review bucket ready to confirm.

Glass Fabricators

Cut batching with multi-strategy 2D sheet optimization, saw and glass cut files pushed to machines, completion reports back in, and yield reports that pay for themselves in offcuts.

Multi-Plant Groups

True multi-tenant architecture with database-enforced isolation per plant or brand, a central control plane, and consolidated business intelligence across the group.

One system

Quote it, build it, ship it, book it — without re-keying anything.

Most window shops run a quoting tool, a spreadsheet scheduler, a shipping whiteboard, and QuickBooks — glued together by people re-typing numbers. Extrusia is one spine: the configurator that priced the quote is the same engine that explodes the BOM, cuts the glass, routes the stations, and posts the ledger.

1Quote→ 2Order→ 3Cut & build→ 4Ship→ 5Invoice→ 6Books
Automated fabrication line on a plant floor

Core platform

Everything a fenestration plant runs on, in the box.

These aren't integrations — they're one codebase sharing one database, so the invoice always equals the quote and the floor always builds what sales sold.

Rules-as-data configurator

Series, options, size envelopes, UI-tier price ladders, conditional rules, shaped units, mulled assemblies — your product math lives as data you can edit, not code you wait on. Live elevations and penny-frozen quote lines.

Real shop-floor MES

Release an order and get work orders with frozen BOMs, serials per unit, station routing, barcode scanning, cut batching, and remakes that rejoin the floor. The plant runs on what sales sold — same data.

Dealer & wholesale pricing that's actually right

Price levels, per-series dealer books, quantity breaks, job discounts, effective-dated price increases — applied in one audited ladder so the invoice always equals the quote.

Money spine included

A/R with aging and collections, A/P, double-entry GL with period close, COGS on shipment, and job costing actual-vs-estimate. Or keep QuickBooks and push invoices to it automatically.

Documents your customers expect

Quote PDFs with elevation drawings, e-sign acceptance links, order acknowledgments, packing slips, load sheets in loading order, invoices, unit labels with NFRC ratings — generated, not assembled.

Multi-tenant, fail-closed

Every row is tenant-isolated by the database itself. No tenant context means no data — not a filter someone can forget. Roles for admin, sales, production, viewers, and scoped dealer keys.

Modular by design

Start with the core. License what earns its keep.

The core platform runs your shop end to end. Specialized modules are individually licensed add-ons — turn one on when it pays for itself, not because a bundle made you.

Add-on

Plant Intelligence

Live plant dashboards, the wallboard TV your floor reads, throughput vs goals, scorecards, and lead-time calendars.

Add-on

Glass Optimizer

Multi-strategy 2D sheet nesting with rotation, kerf, and rake-pair blanks — yield reports that pay for themselves in offcuts.

Add-on

CRM & Sales Pipeline

Leads to opportunities with live quote sync — deals win themselves when the order books. Commissions on collected cash.

Add-on

Machine Connect

Saw and glass cut files out, machine completion reports back in — batches finish themselves.

Add-on

Dealer Portal Connect

Your dealers' quotes land in a review bucket with their numbering and pricing tier — confirm to reprice on your book.

Add-on

Logistics & Routing

Truck fleet, auto-sequenced delivery routes, driver load sheets — dispatch without the whiteboard.

Add-on

Full Accounting

General ledger, vendor bills & payments, period close. Replace QuickBooks — or keep it and skip this.

Add-on

Service & Warranty

Serial-traced claims and one-click remakes that re-explode the BOM and rejoin the floor.

Add-on

Business Intelligence

Bookings trends, quote-to-order conversion, series mix, top customers, backlog value.

Migration

Switching ERPs without losing a penny. Literally.

The reason shops stay on 20-year-old software is fear of the cutover. Extrusia's onboarding pipeline imports your catalog, price books, customers, vendors, open A/R, and live order backlog — then replays your recent real orders through the new engine and refuses to go live until the prices match to the penny.

  • Catalog & price decode — series, options, BOM formulas, and dealer books recovered from your legacy data.
  • Parity gate — every comparable recent order repriced and diffed; mismatches block the cutover, not surprise you after it.
  • Parallel run — mirror your live production floor into Extrusia and watch both systems agree before you switch.
  • Opening balances — A/R, A/P, and trial balance land as real documents that age, collect, and post natively.
Modern home with floor-to-ceiling windows
“Every company's math is different. The importer doesn't assume ours — it learns yours, then proves it against your own order history before a single customer sees a price.”
— the design principle behind the onboarding pipeline

API-first

Every capability is an endpoint before it's a screen.

The workspace, the desktop app, the plant TV, the shop-floor agent, and your integrations all speak to the same documented REST API — 281 endpoints with OpenAPI docs, webhooks with signed deliveries, and per-dealer scoped keys.

Browse the live API docs
  • Webhooks — signed, retried, dead-lettered. Your systems hear about orders the moment they happen.
  • Dealer keys — give a dealer an API key scoped to their own account, nothing else.
  • Machine files — saw and glass CSVs, ZPL labels, station confirms, through a tiny local agent.
  • Your data is yours — every list exports CSV; the whole surface is documented OpenAPI.

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See your own windows priced in it.

The best demo is your catalog, your sizes, your dealer books — penny-checked against what your current system says.

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