I'm Kyson. I build Trax: internal tools made around one company's own quoting, purchasing and paperwork. Every one is built by a purchasing manager who uses them on the job.
These two run at the shop where I work. The previews use sample data.
The sales team's quote spreadsheet, rebuilt as a shared web app. It runs the workbook's own formulas, so every price matches Excel. 192 of 192 matched in testing.
Every vendor PO becomes price history. A 6:30 AM sweep files the morning's vendor paperwork, reads the steel lines and flags price changes, so the last price paid per foot is one search away.
Tell me which spreadsheet, paper form or email chain slows your team down, and I'll build the Trax for it.
Off the shelf tools ask your team to change. A Trax is built around them.
I build from your real spreadsheet and paperwork. QuoteTrax runs the workbook sales already trusted, and its prices matched Excel 192 of 192 times.
A Trax runs on your own network or one office PC and opens in a normal browser. No outside service holds your numbers.
SteelTrax reads the morning's vendor paperwork at 6:30, before anyone is at a desk, and flags every price change.
I've worked shipping, the books and purchasing, so I ask the questions your team would ask before writing any code.
Off the shelf software fits every company a little.A Trax fits yours exactly.
Three steps, and you see a working version early.
Send the spreadsheet, the paper form or a quick walkthrough of how the job gets done today.
I build a first version around your real data. QuoteTrax went from spreadsheet to working app in under a week.
Your team works with it and I adjust it until it fits. Each Trax ships with a guided tour so new people learn it fast.
Seven and a half years at one shop: shipping, then the books, then purchasing.
Procurement strategy, supplier relationships and material planning for a fast paced fabrication shop. I source the steel, manage vendors and purchase orders, and keep material costs current on every job.
Started building Trax with Claude Code. QuoteTrax prices quotes for the sales team, and SteelTrax tracks what the shop pays for steel.
Kept the books for the shop and learned where every dollar on a job goes.
Ran shipping and freight, getting finished work out the door and onto the right truck.
Started at the shop in a mix of roles and learned how the work gets done.
Business Administration and Management.
A small web app built for one company's own process. It replaces the spreadsheet, paper form or email chain your team uses today, and works the way your team already works.
Anything that lives in a spreadsheet or a pile of paperwork: quoting, purchasing, pricing, inventory, job status, shipping and time tracking are all good fits.
No. I start from how the job gets done today, then make the slow parts faster. QuoteTrax runs the sales team's own workbook formulas, so nobody had to relearn pricing.
On your own network or a single office PC, opened in a normal web browser. Your data stays with you.
Usually, yes. Excel files, PDFs and email attachments are all fair game. SteelTrax reads vendor POs straight from Outlook attachments.
It depends on the job. QuoteTrax went from spreadsheet to working app in under a week.
Every Trax is quoted for the job. Tell me what you need and you'll get a straight answer and a clear price before any work starts.
Tell me what your team keeps fighting with. The first conversation is free, and you'll get a straight answer on whether a Trax is the right fix.
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