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FROMVeziv IT Services, Bucharest
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Veziv Glossa: quoting and production for PVC windows and doors

You draw the window or door, and the app works out the profiles, hardware and glass, produces the quote for the client and the lists for the workshop, and optimises how the bars are cut, so as little as possible is left over.

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How it works

What goes into the module, what happens there and where the data goes next.

What comes in

  • The client's measurementsthe sales agent or the person who measures
  • Profile system, hardware, glassthe company's catalogue
  • Prices and pricing modelsadministrator
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What the module does

  1. 01Draws the window or door, with how each part opens
  2. 02Works out the profiles, hardware and glass
  3. 03Makes the quote, priced by section
  4. 04Optimises how the bars are cut

What goes out, and where

  • The quote for the clientPDF or print
  • Cutting, hardware, glass and profile listsworkshop and suppliers
  • Bars and offcuts in stockstoreroom
  • Delivery note and consumption notedelivery and accounting

At a window manufacturer the same window gets written down three times: once in the quote, once on the cutting list and once in the glass order. Profiles are worked out on paper, and bar offcuts get thrown away because nobody knows what lengths are left in the storeroom.

Veziv Glossa starts from the drawing: the quote, the lists for the workshop and suppliers, the cutting plan, the delivery sheet and the consumption note all come out of the window you drew.

An order in Veziv Glossa, from measuring to delivery

Say a client orders a window with a fixed pane and a tilt-and-turn sash, plus a two-sash bedroom window.

  1. You open the job

    You give it a code and a short alias, set the production and delivery deadlines, the client, the status (draft, then order), the default profile and hardware, the pricing method, the currency and the exchange rate.

  2. You draw the window

    You type the frame width and height, tick the threshold and the sills, then click a section of the drawing and split it into sashes, with a mullion or a transom, at automatic or set distances. For each section you choose how it opens and the glass.

  3. You see it in 3D

    Switch to 3D and see the window closed, open or tilted, from inside or from outside. Turn it with the mouse and zoom with the wheel.

  4. The price appears on the spot

    On the right you see the unit price and the total, and under “Price calculation” what it is made of: profiles, exchange rate, waste, transport, labour. If a material has no price, the app names it and will not issue the quote until you fill it in.

  5. You launch the order

    From the project you print the quote, and when the client accepts, you launch the order. That is where the workshop reports start.

  6. The workshop gets its lists

    The cutting list has every profile with its length, cutting angles (90° or 45°), pieces and the position it belongs to, grouped by profile code.

  7. The bars are optimised

    You set the cut width, the offcut length still worth keeping and the end lost at each cut. The app lays the pieces on the bars and shows, for each profile, how many new bars and offcuts it uses and the percentage lost. You confirm, and the good offcuts go into bar stock.

  8. Delivery

    The delivery sheet lists the units with sketches and sizes, the glass with its area in m² and the accessories, each with a box to tick when loading. The consumption note lists profiles and hardware with code, unit, quantity and value.

What Veziv Glossa does

  • Projects. The job with code, alias, deadlines, client and status; positions appear in a table with sketch, size, pieces, unit price and the quote total. You can recalculate everything in one click after changing prices.
  • 2D editor. Frame, sashes, mullions and transoms, openings, glass or panel, door threshold, inside and outside sills, with undo and redo. Dimensions appear on the drawing.
  • Opening types. Fixed, side-hung left or right, bottom-hung, tilt-and-turn left or right, sliding left or right, door left or right, plus two-sash side-hung, two-sash tilt-and-turn and double door.
  • Animated 3D view. Closed, open, tilted, inside and outside view, with the frame colour on each face.
  • Series, colours and hardware. Choose the profile series, the frame colour, the hardware colour and scheme for each position; what you leave empty comes from the series.
  • Price calculation. Profiles, exchange rate, waste, transport and labour, with currency and rate. Materials without a price are flagged by name before the quote goes out.
  • Material lists. Cutting list, glass list and hardware order, straight from the open position.
  • Workshop and delivery reports. Cutting list by profile code, delivery sheet with glazing and accessories, consumption note with profiles and hardware, ready to print.
  • Cutting optimisation. Cut width, reusable offcut, end trim, new bar length; optimise all profiles or just one, with the bars drawn to scale and the waste percentage for each profile.
  • Bar and offcut stock. Offcuts worth keeping stay in stock and are used in the next optimisation.

What is still in beta

  • Steel reinforcements, gaskets and fitting accessories are not yet in the price and material calculation.
  • Not there yet: arches and other non-rectangular shapes, insect screens, thermal calculation and product weight.
  • Lists are printed from the browser; export to Excel and PDF is coming.
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What Veziv Glossa looks like

Screens from the app, on an example job: from the project and the drawing to the workshop lists and the bar optimisation.

The 3D view, as you see it in the app3D

The window from the screenshots below: a fixed pane and a tilt-and-turn sash, 2000 × 1500 mm, anthracite grey. In the app you turn it with the mouse and zoom with the wheel.

  • The project: deadlines, status, pricing method, currency, positions with sketch and quote total

  • 2D editor: profile series, colours, hardware, dimensions, threshold and sills, price worked out on the spot

  • 3D view: closed, open, tilted, from inside and from outside

  • Splitting into sashes and the opening type: fixed, side-hung, bottom-hung, tilt-and-turn, sliding, door

  • Cutting list: each profile with its length, cutting angles and the position it belongs to

  • Delivery sheet: the units with sketches and sizes, the glass with areas, the accessories, to tick off when loading

  • Consumption note: profiles and hardware with code, unit, quantity and value

  • Bar optimisation: for each profile, how many new bars and offcuts it uses and how much is lost

The project: deadlines, status, pricing method, currency, positions with sketch and quote total
1 / 8The project: deadlines, status, pricing method, currency, positions with sketch and quote total

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Frequently asked questions

What does “beta” mean?

The flow from drawing to quote, order, cutting and delivery works end to end. We are opening it now to the first manufacturers, working together with us, and adding what is missing as we go: steel reinforcements and fitting accessories in the calculation, arches and other non-rectangular shapes, export to Excel and PDF.

What types of windows and doors can I draw?

Rectangular windows and doors, split into sashes with mullions and transoms. Each section can be fixed, side-hung (left or right), bottom-hung, tilt-and-turn, sliding or a door, and for two sashes you get the side-hung, tilt-and-turn and double-door versions ready made. You add glass or an opaque panel, a door threshold and inside and outside sills.

How do I load the profiles and hardware I use?

At the start we set up the company's catalogue together: profile systems, hardware, glass and prices. After that you change prices and pricing models yourself, in the app.

How many bars do I save with cutting optimisation?

It depends on the orders, but the app places the pieces on the bars so that as little as possible is left over, can optimise several orders at once, and keeps the offcuts that can still be used in stock.

Can it connect to my ERP or my accounting software?

The app has an internal API for projects, orders and stock. We build the connection to an ERP or an accounting program as an adaptation, after we see what you use.