GlassTrax review
A Windows ERP for glass manufacturers covering estimating through production, inventory, and invoicing.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
GlassTrax is an ERP system for glass fabricators and glass insulators, with a scope suited to established manufacturers and larger facilities. Its workflow spans estimating and quoting, sales order entry, inventory control, CRM, purchasing, production tracking, process batches, scheduling, reporting, accounting, and batch invoicing. The product is designed for growing glass shops and facilities with multiple users and locations, while its Windows platform keeps the deployment focus specific rather than cross-platform.
Its strongest area is the connection between commercial, material, and fabrication workflows. GlassTrax supports pricing matrices, spacer setup and tracking, insulated-unit and single-lite tracking, label printing, barcode scanning, and route planning. Optimizer software and cutting-table integration extend the system into production, while barcode systems support material and process tracking. For a manufacturer managing orders from estimate through fabrication and invoicing, this breadth can reduce the need to coordinate separate operational systems.
The main buying consideration is fit and evaluation effort. Pricing is handled through contact with the vendor and a requested demonstration rather than published plans, so organizations will need a sales conversation to assess cost and configuration. GlassTrax is a Windows product, and the separately documented Mobile Contact Manager is not identified as part of GlassTrax. Established glass manufacturers that need estimating, fabrication workflow, inventory, and accounting in one system should consider it; companies prioritizing a broad platform mix or clearly defined mobile functionality should compare alternatives.
Questions about GlassTrax
What does GlassTrax run on? Windows. It runs as a desktop app.
What does GlassTrax integrate with? 3 integrations: Optimizer software, Cutting tables and Barcode systems.
Who is GlassTrax built for? Small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises (our editorial estimate).
GlassTrax pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers estimating, orders, inventory, production, accounting, and CRM
- Connects optimizer software, cutting tables, and barcode systems
- Supports batch tracking, labels, route planning, and insulated-unit workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Runs on Windows rather than offering broader platform coverage
- Pricing requires contacting sales for a demonstration
- Mobile Contact Manager is documented separately from GlassTrax
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