Stop rebuilding cut lists and guessing project costs. Generate panel plans from cabinets, see the material you need, and put a clear basis behind every bill.
Indicative workflow benefit for standard cabinets; time saved varies with project complexity and customization.
FEWER MANUAL STEPS. CLEARER MANUFACTURING COSTS.Manual work costs more than the time it takes.
It can cost material, margin and customer trust.
A wrong number in a paper or Excel cut list can mean replacing panels at site — and paying again in material, labour and time.
Generate cut lists from cabinet specifications. Reduce repeated entry and catch decisions before cutting.
A template-based price detached from the cutting layout makes it difficult to show what the customer is actually paying for.
Connect the bill to planned sheet use and defined rates. Give every charge a visible basis.
Without a cut list or layout of their own, designers wait on factory estimates before they can understand project expenditure.
Prepare your own cabinet plan, material quantities and cost estimate before placing the jobwork order.
Bring automation to a fragmented industry. Turn scattered sheets, paper notes and repeated calculations into one connected process.
Choose from approximately 200 ready-to-use industry-standard cabinets. Available to every Cutwise user, across every project — for factories and interior designers alike.
Start a standard 3BHK project with the cabinet-definition work largely in place. Choose your cabinets, define the materials, and check the details that make the project yours.
A standard 3BHK cut list in around one-fifth of the manual preparation time.*
Build and save your own digital cabinets. Carry your construction choices into the next project with a reusable library that belongs to your business.
*Indicative benefits for standard 3BHK cabinet-definition and cut-list preparation where library templates fit. The 80% refers to cabinet-definition work, not the full interiors project. Verify dimensions, materials and construction details; actual time saved varies with customization.
Choose a cabinet. Make it fit your project.
A factory needs a dependable production plan.
A designer needs visibility into what that plan costs.
Replace scattered Excel files and paper calculations with connected cabinet data, cut lists, layouts and cost breakdowns. Explain the job to your floor and the bill to your customer.
Generate panel dimensions and quantities from structured cabinet specifications.
Link material requirements to the cutting layout and apply clear jobwork rates.
Reuse saved cabinets and factory settings across incoming projects.
Cabinet rules feed the cut list. The cut list feeds the layout.
The layout gives your costing a material basis.
Material groups
Grain direction
Blade kerf
Edge trim
Generate panel quantities and review cutting layouts with grain, kerf and trim. See the sheets your project calls for.
Get panel-usage insights while defining cabinets. See how design decisions affect sheet requirements, then work toward a sheet-count target or material budget.
A small change to a cabinet can change the sheet plan. Make that decision while it is still a design choice.
Compare two pre-set scenarios at ₹2,600 per sheet.
A cost illustration, not a live nesting result or quotation. Actual sheet use depends on dimensions, material, grain, kerf and trim. Other costs are excluded here.
In residential interiors, disconnected calculations can leave factories, designers and homeowners looking at different versions of the cost.
Show the material plan and the basis of each manufacturing charge.
Understand jobwork expenditure and add your own services and margin clearly.
See a clear scope and breakdown instead of one unexplained total.
The layout is the starting point. Your rates complete the picture. Material quantities, jobwork charges, hardware, services, margins and taxes should be shown separately. Final bills depend on agreed scope and rates — not just a generic average.
Start with the workflow you need.
Discuss a plan that fits your team and project volume.
For modular factories and jobwork units automating cut lists, sheet planning and customer billing.
For interior designers and service providers who get their cabinets made by manufacturing partners.
Cutwise is in beta. The demo helps establish which current features fit your process.
Cut lists are generated from cabinet dimensions and construction rules, reducing repeated manual entry in Excel or on paper. The output still depends on correct inputs and settings; review specifications and the cutting layout before production.
An average-price template may not reflect the sheets a specific job needs. Cutwise connects planned material quantities to the cutting layout, then combines them with defined rates and itemized charges. Hardware, labour, services, margins and taxes still need to be specified; the layout alone is not a complete bill.
Yes. Interior designers and service providers can prepare cabinet specifications, generate cut lists and layouts, and estimate expenditure using material and jobwork rates. Compare this breakdown with your manufacturing partner before agreeing the final order.
Cutwise provides approximately 200 ready-to-use industry-standard cabinets for use across projects. For a standard 3BHK, the library is intended to cover around 80% of cabinet-definition work from the start. Select the cabinets, define your materials and check project-specific dimensions and details. A standard 3BHK cut list can take around one-fifth of the manual preparation time where the templates fit. These are indicative benefits, not a measured guarantee for every project.
Yes. Build reusable digital cabinets around your preferred construction choices and save them for future projects. Adapt a saved cabinet to the next job instead of defining the same unit from scratch.
Cutwise provides panel-usage insights while you define cabinets so you can assess material efficiency and work toward a sheet-count target or budget. Actual requirements depend on cabinet sizes, material groups, grain, blade kerf and trim. The interactive example on this page demonstrates the cost relationship; it is not a live optimizer.
Pricing is on request. Tell us whether you run a factory or outsource jobwork, your project volume and the workflow you need. Cutwise is in beta; use the demo to review feature availability and the fit for your process before committing.
Tell us where your process slows down.
Let’s look at your cut lists, jobwork billing and material planning together.