GoSmarter Documentation

The Scrap Calculator is a simple tool that helps you quickly figure out cutting patterns without creating a full order. It’s useful for quick quotes or rough estimates.

Purpose & Audience This implementation project plan is a roadmap document aimed at project managers or champion users at customer organisations (e.g., digital transformation leads or IT/operations managers responsible for deploying GoSmarter …

This guide is designed for production managers, shop supervisors, and continuous improvement teams focusing on minimising scrap and waste in the manufacturing process. Learn how to use GoSmarter’s Scrap Calculator, Scrap Logger, and Offcut …

Having problems? This guide helps you solve common issues. Try the solutions in the order listed.

This guide is designed for production planners, scheduling managers, and operations leads who organize the daily or weekly manufacturing schedule - particularly those planning cutting of long products (rebar, beams, pipes, etc.). Learn how to use …

This guide is designed for system administrators, power users, and anyone who wants to configure GoSmarter to fit their organisation’s specific needs and leverage advanced features. Learn how to customise settings, manage users, use advanced …

At Nightingale HQ, we understand that every manufacturing business has unique systems and workflows. Our integration strategy is designed to meet you where you are and grow with your needs without forcing expensive system replacements or lengthy …

The GoSmarter glossary covers metals manufacturing terminology — EN 10204, mill certificates, heat numbers, rebar, traceability — plus AI, cloud, and data platform concepts used in modern manufacturing software.

Long products in steel manufacturing include bars, rods, angles, channels, beams, rebar, and tube — any steel formed in a continuous linear cross-section. They’re the primary material for construction, engineering, and fabrication, and they …

A heat number identifies a single production batch of steel from the melting process. It’s the starting point for material traceability. Every mill certificate, every stock item, and every delivery needs to trace back to a heat number.