Sketch a bar, measure it, and turn the drawing into a cut list with bends and punches. Sends the job to the counter, and picks one back up to see what the machine has run.
Nest the cut list onto stock lengths and drive the punch/shear. Ticking a length off tells the bench what has been cut.
Read a job at the bender: the drawing as it was drawn, and the angles and lengths to key into the machine. Nothing here can edit it.
What has actually been cut, between any two dates — copper drawn off the rack, what left as finished bar, and who cut it. Plus the rack itself: counted, delivered, cut, and the gap to explain.