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AJS Profiles: Development Highlights

2025 to 2026

wildesoft.net built a shop floor app for AJS Profiles, a steel profiling and grinding company in the West Midlands, and moved its production database onto SQL Server. The shop floor app work covers February to September 2025.

At a glance

  • A new shop floor app, built from scratch, that updates the production database from a phone
  • One scan per job: a QR code on every job line takes a worker straight to that job
  • 3 job details updated from the phone: the stage completed, the plate number and the out date
  • 2 production stages signed off by name, cutting and grinding
  • No app to install: it works in any phone's web browser
  • About 1,000 lines of code across the shop floor app and its secure API
  • 1 Access database moved onto SQL Server, keeping the screens the team already knew
  • 5 office users on a faster shared database

What it means for AJS Profiles

  • Live progress. The office sees where every job is as the work happens, without walking onto the shop floor.
  • Entered once, by the right person. Plate numbers and out dates come straight from the operator, not from paper.
  • Accountability built in. Every cut and ground job shows who did the work.
  • A faster, sturdier database. The whole office works quicker, on a footing that can grow with the business.

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