BETA REGISTRATIONS OPEN · BUILT FOR JOINERY
Import your kitchen plan and elevations, and Rivet Studio scans them into an editable 3D model, then takes the job through to a quote and your CAD/CAM software. Hours saved on quoting and drafting, every job. Register for the beta and we'll set it up around your cabinets and pricing, so you're ready to start the day it opens.
Your full setup now, for a cabinet library of around 250 cabinets. When the beta opens, you sign in and run around 10–15 plan scans on your own jobs.
For residential joinery and cabinet-making businesses.
The plan and elevations become a 3D model you can edit.
HOW IT WORKS
Most shops draw a kitchen to quote it, then draw it again to make it. Rivet Studio carries the same model from the plans to the quote to the drafting desk.
Upload the kitchen plan and elevations. Rivet Studio reads them together and lays out the cabinets, panels, fillers, benchtop and appliance spaces. You check it before anything moves on.
Change sizes, swap cabinets and fix anything the plans got wrong. Then quote it in Rivet Studio, or push the job to Jobman and quote it there.
Export an import file for your CAD/CAM software. Your drafter opens the same cabinets you quoted and gets on with the manufacturing details.
See the CAD/CAM handoff ↗THE BETA
Standard setup covers a cabinet library of around 250 cabinets, which suits most shops. Larger libraries are priced to suit. We set Rivet Studio up around your shop before the beta opens. When it does, we invite you to sign in and start using it on your own jobs. When it launches, you're already set up and working.
Register for the beta ↓After the beta, pricing is per set of plans and based mainly on cabinet count. As a guide, a single kitchen of around 15 cabinets should come in at about $25, and a home with around 60 cabinets at about $60. Final pricing is confirmed after the beta.
We build your cabinet library in Rivet Studio and match it to the library in your CAD/CAM software or Jobman. What comes out of a scan is what you actually make, so it carries through to production.
Quotes are built up from a material price list we populate with you during setup, using your Jobman pricing or your supplier prices. If you've priced from your own spreadsheet for years, it won't be copied line for line. We'll work through how the two compare so you can trust the numbers.
Once the beta opens, you sign in and import the plans for jobs you're quoting. Rivet Studio scans them, and you check the 3D, quote it and export it. The beta is a test of the system, so tell us what works and what doesn't, and we'll fix it.
Your library, pricing and CAD/CAM export are already done. When Rivet Studio launches you keep going. You don't start again.
Tell us about your shop, your CAD/CAM software and whether you use Jobman.
We build your cabinet library and material price list, and confirm the import format for your software.
We invite you to sign in. Import your own plans and run around 10–15 scans. Your feedback goes straight to the people building it.
Your setup carries straight over, so you're quoting from day one.
The beta covers residential joinery, with testing focused on plans to quote and CAD/CAM. We're also building out design studio and render features during the beta for in-house design work.
TWO WAYS TO QUOTE
Price the job in Rivet Studio, or push it to Jobman to quote it and run it through job management. Either way you start from the checked 3D model.
Tell us how you quote ↗Price it straight from the model.
Rivet Studio ↗Quote it in Jobman, then push it through to job management.
Jobman ↗One model. Two ways to quote.
A HEAD START IN DRAFTING
Once the job's won, export a file and open it in your CAD/CAM software. The cabinets, end panels and fillers you quoted are already there, in the same spots.
Your drafter checks it and finishes the manufacturing details instead of starting from a blank screen.
Tell us your CAD/CAM software ↗We confirm the import format for your software during setup.
FAIR QUESTIONS
A standard setup for a cabinet library of around 250 cabinets, which suits most shops: building your cabinet library, matching it to your CAD/CAM library, and populating your material price list. Larger organisations with bigger libraries are priced on library size. When the beta opens, we invite you to sign in and run around 10–15 plan scans on your own jobs. It's a one-off fee, plus GST.
Not line for line. Rivet Studio builds quotes up from a material price list that we populate with you during setup. We'll compare it with how you price now and work through the differences before you rely on it.
The beta is limited to residential joinery. Rivet Studio is at its best on cabinetry, where it picks up cabinet sizes and layout straight from the plans. Bespoke sections are still identified so you can price them separately, but there's less time to save on them, so jobs that are mostly bespoke joinery are a weaker fit for now. We'll keep developing it for bespoke work after the beta.
One job's joinery plans and elevations, read together and turned into a 3D model you can check, change, quote and export. A job can be a single kitchen or a whole house, such as kitchen, bathroom, laundry and robes. The cost of a scan depends on the number of cabinets and how complex the plans are.
Pricing is per set of plans and based mainly on the number of cabinets. We can't confirm it until after the beta, but as a guide we expect around $1 per cabinet on a typical home, so plans with around 60 cabinets would cost about $60. Smaller jobs cost a little more per cabinet, though a single kitchen of around 15 cabinets should still come in at about $25. Larger, higher-spec homes will cost more. Your setup carries straight over to launch.
No. Rivet Studio produces quotes on its own. Connect it to Jobman for quote summary reporting, integrated invoicing, scheduling, purchasing, job tracking and more, without keying the job in twice.
No. The scan gives you the cabinets, panels and fillers in the right places, to concept sizes. You or your drafter check it and finish the manufacturing details in your CAD/CAM software.
That's coming. We're building out design studio and render features during the beta, so Rivet Studio also works for your own design work. For now, beta testing is focused on plans to quote and CAD/CAM.
Tell us what you use when you register. We confirm the import format for your software during setup.
REGISTER FOR THE BETA
Tell us a bit about your shop. We'll get back to you to book in your setup before the beta opens.