Excel / Calculator
Pricing and formulas scattered across files and phones.
Built by a fabricator · for the Philippine glass & aluminium trade
EDBacs brings estimating, quotations, material planning, fabrication, installation and invoicing into one workflow — built for glass and aluminium businesses.
The problem · Sheet 01
Pricing and formulas scattered across files and phones.
Measurements, fabrication notes and revisions easily get separated.
They can send an invoice — but they don't understand aluminium cuts, glass sizes or fabrication.
EDBacs connects the job instead of adding another app to the pile.
Workflow · Sheet 02
Every EDBacs job moves through the same eleven stages. What you enter at the start follows the job all the way to payment.
The site measurement you record becomes the estimate. The estimate becomes the cut list, the material order and the quotation. The approved quotation becomes the production job, the installation booking and the invoice — without retyping it into a spreadsheet, a notebook and a separate accounting app.
Your system · Sheet 03
Philippine glass and aluminium businesses work with different extrusion systems, suppliers, hardware, deductions and pricing. EDBacs is configured to the way your business fabricates — not to one fixed assumption.
Configure aluminium, glass, hardware and labour pricing.
Verify dimensions, deductions and fabrication rules against the supplier and profile system your workshop actually uses.
Configure markup, VAT, labour and quotation settings.
Run a completed job you already know through EDBacs and compare the generated dimensions and pricing against your verified fabrication method before relying on a new profile or system. Calibrate first, then cut.
Job output · Sheet 04
Client-ready pricing, scope, VAT and approval.
Workshop dimensions and fabrication information, with a per-configuration fabrication schedule for the 798 and 900 sliding series.
Profiles, glass, hardware and purchasing requirements, raised as a printable purchase order against a supplier.
Measurements, production status, installation details and costs kept together on one job.
EDBacs also produces a glass schedule, a workshop fabrication sheet, variation orders, tax invoices, payment receipts, a site-measure form and an installer handover document — all from the same job record.
Business OS · Sheet 05
EDBacs is built to move a job from enquiry to payment — not to sit beside your business as a calculator.
Active jobs, pipeline value, receivables, collections and recorded gross profit at a glance.
Every job on an eleven-stage board, with a workshop queue, QA checklist and defect register.
Supplier directory and purchase orders, from draft through ordered to received — receiving updates stock.
Book installation dates, assign crews and see the day's dispatch. Drag to reschedule.
Quoted versus actual material, labour and other costs, with gross profit and margin per job.
A client record with every job you have done for them and their lifetime value.
Download a complete, checksum-protected backup of your business data and restore it on another browser.
On site · Sheet 06
EDBacs runs in the browser. There is no IT setup, no server to maintain and no per-seat licence to negotiate before you can start.
The same job record on the device you have with you — whether that is the estimator's laptop or a phone at the site.
Your business data is stored in your own browser on your own device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to.
One click downloads a complete backup file with an integrity checksum. Restore refuses a file that has been damaged or altered.
Because your data lives in your browser, taking regular backups is your responsibility — EDBacs reminds you every seven days. During the pilot, treat EDBacs as running alongside your current method, not replacing it, until you have tested a backup and restore yourself.
The builder · Sheet 07
EDBacs was created by Edgar “Tongs” Baccol, a glass and aluminium fabricator-installer with more than 15 years of industry experience across the Philippines, New Zealand and Saudi Arabia.
The product started from actual estimating, fabrication and installation problems — the quote that took a whole evening, the cut list that did not match the opening, the material order that came up short — rather than being adapted from generic field-service software.
That is also why EDBacs asks you to calibrate and verify against a job you already know before you rely on it. A fabricator wrote that step in, because a fabricator has paid for getting it wrong.
Guided pilot · Sheet 08
Thirty days, four steps, on your own real jobs.
Set company information, rates, VAT and workflow.
Run a completed job the business already knows and compare the output.
Use EDBacs on selected real jobs, alongside your current method.
Move more operations into EDBacs once the workflow has been proven.
Your 30 days begin when you first activate your access code — not when it is issued. No payment card is required.
Get started · Sheet 09
Configure your business, verify EDBacs against a job you already know, and use the 30-day guided pilot on real work.
Or call +63 997 867 7168 · email support@edbacs.com