Which parts are in cure right now?
And who’s looking after them, and when was that last updated?
NewadMES · by Fuselab · launching to bureaus now
The operations app for 3D printing service bureaus.
Orders, builds, post-processing, delivery notes — one place. Built for bureaus that have outgrown the shared sheet and the WhatsApp group, but don't want an SAP project.
ops.your-bureau.co.uk · parts & pipeline
Parts by stagelive · 14:22
In pipeline
142
across 7 buildsIn stock
38
ready to shipDue this week
24
3 overdueOpen orders
19
↓ 2 todayStage
Sample part
Qty
Status
Support removal
BRK-019 · bracket
24
CurrentCure
HSG-204 · housing
12
CurrentPaint
CAP-077 · end-cap
48
PendingQC
MNT-003 · mount
8
CurrentThroughput · last 14 days
Parts shippedPrev period
If this sounds familiar
Three tabs, four people, one missed delivery.
Most service bureaus run the office on a stack of spreadsheets, a WhatsApp group, and the memory of whoever happens to be on shift. It works — until it doesn't.
Did the operator catch that the rush order needed splitting?
Across two builds — one this afternoon, one tomorrow morning. Anywhere we’d know?
Why is the customer’s delivery note different from ours?
Two people printed two versions on the same day. Which one’s right?
How many of part #237 have actually shipped?
Versus how many we said we’d ship. Versus how many we’ve actually printed.
If you've ever stood by the printer trying to work out what the next thing was — that's what we built adMES to fix. Show us yours →
What's in the box
Every step of bureau life, one app.
From the day a quote becomes an order to the day the package leaves the door — adMES tracks it.
Orders & customers
Track every order, every part, every quantity. Customer addresses, contacts and history in one place. DigiFabster sync on the immediate roadmap.
Parts & files
Bounding box, material, file name, image, due date — captured once, visible everywhere. No more “what was that part again?”
Builds
Group parts onto printers. Check what fits the bed before you commit. Lock the build when you start, lifecycle through complete / failed / partial.
Configurable processing pipeline
Your stages, your order. Support removal → cure → paint → QC → stock. Advance a part with one click — and see exactly where everything is, across every build.
Delivery notes
Pick from in-stock parts, pre-fill the address, mark shipped. Share links for customers who want the paperwork before the box arrives.
Multi-tenant, audit-logged
Multiple sites, separate teams, role-based access. Audit logs on every change. Built for bureaus with grown-up data hygiene.
How it works
Quote to ship, without the shared sheet.
The flow your team already follows — just one place instead of seven.
01minutes
Order in
Pull from DigiFabster or add manually. Customer, parts, quantities, due date. Everything captured once.
02before you print
Build & print
Group parts onto a printer. Check the build fits the bed. Lock and print when you’re ready.
03shop-floor pace
Process through your pipeline
Move parts through your stages — support removal, cure, QC, stock. Whatever your shop floor actually does.
04one click
Ship
Pick the in-stock parts, pre-fill the address, generate the delivery note. Mark shipped. Done.
Built in a working bureau
adMES started as one bureau's internal app.
A UK additive manufacturing bureau commissioned Fuselab to replace the Trello board, the spreadsheets, and the running tally in the boss's head. We built it around how they actually run the floor on a Wednesday afternoon. Then we noticed every bureau we spoke to had the same problems.
Real bureau workflows
No enterprise MES committee in sight. The features exist because someone on the shop floor asked for them.
Out of the boss's head
Built to retire the Trello board, the shared sheets, and the “ask Dave” school of operations management. One place. Everyone can see it.
Ready for yours
Configured for your printers, your process pipeline, your delivery note layout. Deployed in days.
Fuselab quality
Same team that builds custom apps for SMEs across the UK. Senior engineers on the keyboard, not interns.
Pricing
Setup once. Pay monthly. Plain numbers.
Pricing scales with how many parts you process per week — small bureaus don't pay for big-bureau capacity.
Launch offer · limited spots
50% off your monthly fee for 12 months
Setup
from£2,500
one-off · scales with volumeMonthly
£1,200£600/ mo
first 12 months, then £1,200 / mo- Deployment on your subdomain
- Configured to your process pipeline and printers
- Training for your team
- Bug fixes, small features, monthly check-in
- Your customer logo on delivery notes
- All your data, exported on request
Setup and monthly fees scale with weekly part volume — we'll quote your number on the demo call.
Book a demo to see your number →Your data, your domain
Hosted on your subdomain. Exported on request. No lock-in, no hostage situation.
Fixed-scope deployment
We agree what “configured for your shop” means before we start. No surprise invoices.
Built and supported by Fuselab
Same team, same hours, same UK phone number as the rest of the site.
No enterprise gauntlet
No procurement reviews, no security questionnaires, no sales engineers.
Before you ask
The honest answers.
The questions every bureau asks us in the first ten minutes of the demo call. Easier if you have the answer first.
Is this live anywhere?
Built and being deployed at its first home — a UK bureau already using it on the shop floor. We’re taking on a small number of additional bureaus before opening up more widely.
What about DigiFabster, AMFG, our existing tools?
DigiFabster sync and AMFG CSV import are on the immediate roadmap. If you depend on something else, tell us on the call — we’ll be straight about whether it fits.
Where does it run?
Your own subdomain, hosted on Railway. Postgres database, Supabase storage for part images. Standard SSO via Clerk.
What if we outgrow you?
You own your data. We export the whole database on request. If you bring it in-house we’ll help you migrate — we’d rather lose a customer well than badly.
Can we trial it?
Not yet — it’s configured per bureau, which means we deploy first and decide together within 30 days whether to continue. If we don’t, we refund the setup and walk away.
We’re tiny / we’re huge — does it still fit?
Pricing scales with weekly volume. One printer or twelve, the same app fits — it’s the setup and monthly that flex.
Book a demo
Show us your spreadsheet. We'll show you the app.
A 30-minute demo over a video call. Bring your messiest order, your most-confused build, and the part nobody can find — we'll show you how adMES handles it.