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SAWMILL & TIMBER

From log to finished board, every cubic metre accounted for.

Log intake, output per species, drying kilns and finished-goods stock, from the yard to delivery. Linked to your weighbridge and your invoicing.

PRE-GENERATED DEMO FOR THIS INDUSTRY

Example

Example mock-up: the software of Scierie Ambrel, a fictional sawmill. Week 35 material flow at the Vaux-sur-Ambre site: 1,250 m³ of logs fed to the saw, 775 m³ of sawn timber off the line — a 62% recovery rate — and 475 m³ of by-products; 505 m³ go into the kilns, 270 m³ ship green, and 760 m³ enter finished stock. Below the diagram, the four species in the yard: oak 186 m³ at 12% moisture, beech 142 m³ at 9%, Douglas fir 415 m³ at 18% and spruce 437 m³ at 22%, for 1,180 m³ available.

Log truck B-118 unloaded in the yard62 m³Kiln 4, conditioning step41 °CBand saw 3 sharpened12 minDelivery note 2418 loaded for Beaune24 m³Chips sent out to the boiler house235 m³

WHAT YOU GET

Three benefits, decided with your teams.

1

Material yield measured, not guessed

Volume in, volume sawn, offcuts: each batch computes its own yield and compares it species by species.

2

Drying kilns steered to the hour

Target moisture, hours remaining, fill rate: the AI agent tells you when a kiln can be opened or reloaded.

3

Finished-goods stock always right

What leaves the saw enters stock, what ships to the customer leaves it: the availability you read is today's yard, not yesterday's.

We do not turn up with a ready-made template. An architect first comes to watch how you actually work, picks up your vocabulary and maps your real process: the screens above are a starting point, not an answer.

How we learn your trade

Log yard, sawing and kiln softwareIts mockup, generated in minutes.

100% free mockup · Collaborative development · Custom pricing set by your expert