We set up your workshop and your first ceramics and glass commission with you. Free during the beta.
These are the stages a new order starts with. Each stage suggests what to photograph. Rename, reorder or add your own.
Each material has its own fields, and every fact can say where it came from. You choose what appears on the public passport.
Kind, Product, Manufacturer, Firing temperature (°C), Country of origin, Supplier, Batch / lot, Notes
Name, Manufacturer, Surface, Food contact, Data sheet, Firing temperature (°C), Supplier, Batch / lot
Surface, Fired on
Free during the beta. The plan after the beta is on the pricing page, and it is the same for every craft.
See pricingThis is what an owner sees after handover. It is a demo piece, not a real client.
Open the sample passportFour things people ask before they agree to a new tool.
Yes. Each stage can hold photos, so the client sees the bisque piece, the glaze and the finished one.
It records the food-contact status you enter and attaches the data sheet. The claim is yours, and the passport says so.
One order can hold many pieces. Give each its own serial, or record the whole set as one piece.
Glass starts from the same template: stages, materials and care are editable, and you can add stages such as annealing.
Yes. An entry can ask for approval, and the client approves or comments from their private page.
We set up your workshop and your first ceramics and glass commission with you. Free during the beta.