Stained Glass Window Repair Software for Glaziers

GlassManager is priced on a subscription basis with Lite, Pro, and Enterprise tiers. There is no per-job fee or long-term contract lock-in. Pricing is available on request and scales with the size of your glass business. Book a demo to walk through which plan fits your shop's workflow and volume.

Most glass businesses are up and running within days, not months. GlassManager's onboarding team helps you import customer data, configure your estimating workflow, and set up scheduling so your team can start quoting and dispatching repair jobs without a long transition period.

GlassManager helps glaziers create professional repair estimates quickly by storing customer details, attaching site photos and drawings, applying pricing, and sending quotes digitally. With GlassAI, teams can also turn vendor pricing into customer-ready proposals faster. Online approvals reduce back-and-forth, helping repair businesses respond quickly while keeping every quote connected to the eventual job and invoice.

Yes. GlassManager supports scheduling and dispatch for individual technicians or crews, making it easier to plan assessments, removals, shop repairs, reinstallation, and follow-up visits. The platform gives office staff and field teams visibility into job details, timing, assignments, and status, reducing missed tasks and helping repair projects move through each stage without relying on paper calendars.

GlassManager helps track materials needed for repair work, including glass, hardware, supplies, and vendor orders. Teams can connect materials to specific jobs, monitor what has been ordered or received, and keep job costing accurate. This is especially useful for specialty glass repair work where missing or incorrect materials can delay completion and affect profitability.

Yes. The GlassManager mobile app helps field technicians access job information, documents, punch lists, photos, notes, and timesheets from the job site. Crews can provide updates in real time, even when internet access is limited, then sync information back to the office. That keeps repair assessments, measurements, customer notes, and completion details organized.

GlassManager includes invoicing and online payment features that help glass businesses bill promptly once work is completed or as milestones are reached. Invoices are tied to the job, reducing missed charges and manual reconciliation. Secure online payment options make it easier for customers to settle balances quickly, improving cash flow and reducing time spent chasing collections.

GlassManager is designed for residential and commercial glaziers, glass contractors, glass installation businesses, and glass and mirror service companies. It supports small independent shops as well as larger commercial operations through features like CRM, estimating, scheduling, job costing, inventory, purchase orders, accounting integration, mobile field management, and reporting dashboards.

Stained glass restoration is hard to quote because damage is rarely uniform — one panel may need a few pieces replaced while the next needs full releading. GlassManager's estimating tools let glaziers build repair quotes line by line, pricing glass, hardware, materials, and labor separately so specialty work isn't absorbed into a single flat figure. Site photos and measurements attach directly to the estimate, and markup is applied consistently rather than guessed at per job. With GlassAI, vendor pricing can be turned into a customer-ready proposal faster, and because the quote stays linked to the job and invoice, teams can compare estimated against actual costs and correct underpricing on the next quote.

The decision between on-site repair and shop work usually comes down to what the technician finds during the assessment. Using the GlassManager mobile app, field teams document site conditions directly from the job site — attaching photos of the damage, frame condition, and access constraints, recording measurements, and adding notes and punch list items against the job record. That documentation syncs back to the office even when connectivity is limited, so estimators and shop staff can review the same evidence before committing to removal and transport. Keeping the photos and notes attached to the job also gives crews a reference for reinstallation and a record of pre-existing condition if a customer questions it later.