Four steps from inquiry to production.
One job record moves from a customer-ready proposal into review, approved design, and the production pack the factory needs.
Turn an inquiry into a proposal.
The loft can respond with a branded document instead of rebuilding context across emails. The proposal stays tied to the same job record that later moves into review and production.
Review the design before production.
When the customer is serious, the same record moves into review so assumptions, missing information, and build risks are checked before the factory receives files.
Package the approved design.
The reviewed design is organized into a handoff-ready record before files are released for production. Geometry, notes, and build assumptions stay together.
Export what production needs.
The factory receives production files, build notes, and handoff context tied to the same job record. Production starts from the reviewed design, not from a separate loose brief.
A proposal helps the loft sell. A sail spec defines the design. Production begins only after LoadX exports a production file pack and hands it to the factory under LoadX standards.