Jackrabbit Lane is machine shops, fab shops, builders and the people who supply them. Most of them quote, invoice and schedule the same way they did in 2010, because nobody local has offered anything better. We're ten minutes away and we have.
Each of those is a few hours a week. Across a year it's an employee you're paying for and not getting.
Small, specific software that takes one of those jobs off your desk, connected to what you already use. A quoting system that reads the part file. Paperwork that enters itself. A follow-up that goes out on its own. Here's what it looks like for a machine shop.
Lone Peak Precision in Bozeman sent 40 quotes in one day with nobody typing, from a system Gabe built. Ben ran a Vision Aerial factory's inventory on a system he wrote himself; turns doubled and stock on hand dropped about 30%.
An audit starts at $1,500: we come to the shop, count where the hours go, and hand you a plan with a price. Credited toward the build if you go ahead within 30 days. Builds are priced per job and should pay for themselves in about six months.
We cover Belgrade, Four Corners, Manhattan, Churchill and Three Forks from Bozeman.
We come to you. The audit happens in your office, because that's where the hours are hiding.
No. Five-person shops lose the most time per person to the desk. The first thing we build is usually the thing the owner does at night.
Audits start at $1,500. You see what the fix costs before you pay for it.