11 Moraware Alternatives for Stone Fabricators in 2026
Looking for an alternative to Moraware's CounterGo, Systemize or Inventory? Eleven platforms for stone and countertop fabricators, compared from their own pages: what each one covers and where it fits.
The short answer
Disclosure: Noria Strata makes one of the platforms below, and we do not claim the top spot. Every fact about another vendor comes from that vendor's own public pages, read on 10 November 2026. The links are under each profile. «—» means «not named on the pages we read». It never means «they cannot».
Moraware is three products: CounterGo for drawing and quotes, Systemize for scheduling and job tracking, and Inventory for slabs, remnants and sinks. An alternative can replace one of the three or all of them:
- All three in one system: SlabOS, Stonify, ActionFlow, SlabWare and Stone Project each name drawing and quotes, scheduling and slab stock.
- AI for the quote and the nesting: SlabWise.
- A shop outside North America: Moraware's pages name customers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. ActionFlow's name the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, and iCounterSoft has pages for Australia and the United Kingdom. SlabWare trains in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and SlabOS and Stone Project offer their sites in several languages.
- Photographed slabs and CNC cut files: Slabsmith. It works beside a shop system: ActionFlow and Stonify name integrations with it.
- A shop where the customer picks the exact slab and sees it before the cut: Noria Strata. It does not do digital templating or CNC files.
What Moraware covers
From its own pages:
- CounterGo draws countertops, arranges the layout on slabs to estimate slab counts, and sends branded quotes. It works on a phone, a tablet or a desktop.
- Systemize is Moraware's scheduling and job management product. It schedules fabrication and installation dates, keeps calendars for fabricators, installers, templaters and finance, and holds each job's files, such as photos, DXF files, drawings and quotes.
- Inventory tracks slabs, remnants and sinks in real time, with slab images and slab labels.
- A QuickBooks integration.
So an alternative should cover drawing and quotes, scheduling, slab stock, or all three.
The alternatives
SlabOS
Who it serves: countertop fabricators: «The Operating System for Countertop Fabricators».
What its pages name:
- Quotes.
- 2D and 3D drawing, with DXF import and laser templating.
- Automatic nesting on the slabs in stock.
- DXF export to CNC and waterjet.
- Forward scheduling, and a crew app with GPS.
- CRM.
- Slab and remnant stock, with QR, barcode and RFID labels.
- A customer portal with e-signature, and 3D and AR previews in the customer's kitchen.
- An AI assistant, and QuickBooks Online.
Its menu links its own comparisons with Moraware, CounterGo and Systemize. The site is in English, Spanish, Italian and Chinese.
Replaces: CounterGo, Systemize and Inventory.
Sources: slabos.com, features, overview
SlabWise
Who it serves: countertop and stone fabrication shops in the United States.
What its pages name:
- AI quotes built from the dimensions.
- Templates from a templater's DXF or from a photo taken with a phone.
- AI nesting of several jobs on one slab.
- A cleaned DXF exported for named CNC machines and CAM software.
- Remnant listings, a slab visualizer and a contractor portal.
- Deposits through Stripe.
Not named on its pages: a scheduling calendar, accounting software.
Replaces: CounterGo, and part of Inventory (remnants).
Sources: slabwise.com, nesting, quoting
iCounterSoft
Who it serves: countertop fabricators. Its pages say it was built by a former fabricator. It has pages for Australia («benchtop software») and the United Kingdom («worktop software»), and its menu shows English, German and Spanish.
What its pages name:
- Drawing in the browser, with no installation, and DXF import.
- The layout of the pieces on the slab, with the stone pattern at each joint.
- Cut-piece and nested DXF export.
- Fabrication, delivery and installation on a drag-and-drop calendar.
- A built-in CRM.
- Invoices and payments, with QuickBooks Online or Xero.
Its pages list 3D rendering, job costing and remnant inventory as in development.
Replaces: CounterGo and Systemize.
Sources: icountersoft.com, slab layout, job scheduling, CRM
Stonify
Who it serves: stone fabricators and countertop shops: «Stone Fabrication Software for Countertop Shops».
What its pages name:
- Quotes from the shop's own pricing rules and real slab costs, with margin checks.
- Countertop drawing, and a 3D preview of the kitchen drawing for the customer.
- Pieces placed on the slabs by hand or with Auto Nest, with vein matching from slab photos.
- Templating, fabrication and installation on one calendar, with a mobile app for installers.
- A CRM and sales pipeline.
- Every slab and remnant with a barcode, photos and location, and stock shown live on the shop's website.
- Its own general ledger, synced with QuickBooks Online.
- A connector for AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT.
Not named on its pages: digital templating devices, export to CNC machines.
Replaces: CounterGo, Systemize and Inventory, and part of the accounting.
Sources: stonify.io, drawing and slab layout, scheduling, inventory
ActionFlow
Who it serves: countertop fabricators. Its pages say it is used by countertop, benchtop and worktop businesses in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Puerto Rico.
What its pages name:
- Quotes that show the margin as you build them.
- Countertop drawings from measurements taken on site or given by the client.
- Fabrication schedules set from the installation dates, with routes for the field crews and a mobile app.
- A CRM, and a Dealer Portal where kitchen and bath dealers quote jobs and track production.
- Slabs and remnants in stock, with barcode and QR labels.
- Invoices with payment links, and QuickBooks Online and Desktop.
- Layout on the slab through its integration with Slabsmith.
Not named on its pages: export to CNC machines (DXF files are kept with each job), a visualizer.
Replaces: CounterGo, Systemize and Inventory. The layout on the slab comes through Slabsmith.
Sources: actionflow.net, solutions, partner integrations, international customers
Stone Project
Who it serves: stone fabricators and countertop shops. It is a US company (Massachusetts), and its site is in English, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. Its pages say it is used in the United States, Brazil, Mexico and Italy.
What its pages name:
- Itemized quotes from the shop's own price list.
- Countertops sketched on a tablet, with measurements and cut-outs.
- Templating visits, installations and follow-ups in one calendar.
- A CRM board from the lead to the installation.
- Every slab and remnant catalogued with photos, sizes and location, and an optional public remnant marketplace.
- A customer portal where customers review quotes, sign approvals and pay deposits.
- AI renders of the countertop in a real room.
- Two-way sync with QuickBooks. Apps for iOS, Android and the web.
Not named on its pages: layout on the slab, CNC files.
Replaces: CounterGo (quotes and drawing), Systemize and Inventory.
Sources: stoneproject.app, fabricator software, about
Easy Stone Shop
Who it serves: countertop fabricators. Its pages give addresses in the United States and Lithuania.
What its pages name:
- CAD drawing and layouts on the slab.
- Printable quotes, contracts and shop tickets.
- Tasks for templating, programming, fabrication and installation, with a calendar.
- Labels for every piece.
- A view that shows the customer the project with matching veins.
Not named on its pages: CNC files, a customer portal, accounting software.
Replaces: CounterGo and Systemize.
Sources: easystoneshop.com, estimator, scheduling
SlabWare
Who it serves: fabricators and countertop shops, slab distributors and exporters. Its pages give an address in Brazil, and they offer training and support in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
What its pages name:
- Quotes that add up slabs, sinks, edges and tax from the drawing.
- Drawings from measurements or from an imported PDF, and nesting.
- A layout tool that shows the customer the countertop in the chosen stone, with the veins fitted.
- 2D, 3D and DXF export: «From PDF to CNC».
- Visits, templates, fabrication and installs on one calendar.
- Slabs marked available, on hold or sold, with QR labels read by its app.
- A 3D visualizer, and a website that shows the live stock.
- Invoices to QuickBooks or Xero.
Not named on its pages: digital templating devices.
Replaces: CounterGo, Systemize and Inventory.
Sources: slabware.com, for fabricators, for distributors
Stone Profit Systems
Who it serves: distributors, fabricators and manufacturers of natural stone, tile, quartz and solid surface. Its pages give an office in Chicago.
What its pages name:
- Modules for stock, purchasing, quotes, holds, sales, scheduling, accounting and reports.
- Quotes built from the stored products, edge profiles and cut-outs.
- Slab photos, slabs barcoded in the warehouse, and remnants with a picture and a barcode label.
- A field calendar for templates and installs, and a shop calendar for the work in the shop.
Not named on its pages: drawing, layout on the slab, export to CNC machines, a customer portal.
Replaces: Systemize and Inventory, and CounterGo's quotes but not its drawing. It also has its own accounting module.
Sources: stoneprofits.com, for fabricators, for distributors
Slabsmith
Who it serves: fabricators: «Slabsmith™ is the strategic weapon of the stone industry's leading fabricators». Its pages give an address in New York State.
What its pages name:
- A digital slab inventory with photos true to size and colour, from its photostation or from slab scanners.
- Slab layouts for each project. Its pages say: «Perfect Match™ is not a CAD program. It's layout software».
- DXF cut files for the digital saw, with settings for many makers of saws and waterjets.
- Remnants and remnant labels made automatically, and saw and pick tickets.
- Live slab and remnant stock on the shop's website.
- A 3D viewer for the customer's sign-off, with augmented reality on a phone.
Not named on its pages: quotes, scheduling, a CRM, accounting software.
Replaces: Inventory and CounterGo's slab layouts. It does not replace Systemize, so it works beside a shop system.
Sources: slabsmith.com, the basic bundle, compatibility, 3D viewer
Noria Strata
Who it serves: natural stone businesses: quarries and block trade, processing factories, slab distributors and showrooms, and fabricators and projects. Each business starts with the parts it needs.
What it does for a fabricator:
- The customer photographs the room and sees the slab they chose in it (Studio).
- The pieces go on a photo of the real slab, with the veins where the customer wants them.
- Every project runs from measuring to installation. Every line item knows its slab, its drawing and its crew.
- Remnants go into stock with a photo. A slab held for a job is never sold twice.
- A client portal and quotes.
- Stock shared with the distributors who use Noria Strata.
- It connects to the accounting software the shop already uses.
What it does not do: digital templating and CNC files.
Replaces: Inventory and Systemize. It replaces CounterGo's quotes and slab layouts, but not drawing from templater files.
Where it sits: for the shop where the stone sells the job. See the one-to-one comparison with Moraware and Noria Strata for fabricators.
Comparison table
| Platform | Drawing and quotes (as CounterGo) | Scheduling and jobs (as Systemize) | Slabs and remnants (as Inventory) | Also named on its pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moraware | CounterGo | Systemize | Inventory | QuickBooks |
| SlabOS | Yes | Yes | Yes | Laser templating, CNC files, portal, AR |
| SlabWise | Yes (AI) | — | Remnants | Templater DXF, CNC files, portal |
| iCounterSoft | Yes | Yes | In development | DXF export, QuickBooks Online, Xero |
| Stonify | Yes | Yes | Yes | Auto Nest, 3D preview, own general ledger, AI connector |
| ActionFlow | Yes | Yes | Yes | Dealer portal, QR labels, QuickBooks, Slabsmith link |
| Stone Project | Yes | Yes | Yes | Portal, remnant marketplace, QuickBooks Online |
| Easy Stone Shop | Yes | Yes | Partial (labels) | Matching veins for the customer |
| SlabWare | Yes | Yes | Yes | Nesting, DXF export, 3D visualizer, Xero |
| Stone Profit Systems | Partial (quotes) | Yes | Yes | Accounting module, distributors |
| Slabsmith | Partial (slab layouts) | — | Yes | DXF cut files, 3D and AR sign-off |
| Noria Strata | Quotes and slab layouts | Yes (measuring to installation) | Yes | Studio, client portal, distributors' stock |
«—» means not named on the vendor's pages that we read on 10 November 2026. It does not mean the product cannot do it, so ask the vendor.
Frequently asked questions
Is Systemize a separate company?
No. Systemize is Moraware's own scheduling and job management product, beside CounterGo and Inventory. Moraware's home page says so.
Which alternatives work outside North America?
Moraware's pages name customers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. Among the alternatives, ActionFlow names the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Puerto Rico, iCounterSoft has pages for Australia and the United Kingdom, SlabWare trains in English, Spanish and Portuguese, SlabOS offers its site in English, Spanish, Italian and Chinese, and Stone Project offers its site in English, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian.
Does Noria Strata replace Moraware?
Partly. It covers the slab, the customer and the project from measuring to installation, and it connects to the accounting software you already use. It does not do digital templating or CNC files, so a shop that draws from templater files keeps a drawing tool for that. See the one-to-one comparison.
Should I trust comparison articles written by software vendors?
With care, and that includes this one. Check the source links under each profile, and ask every vendor for a demo on one of your own jobs. For the wider field, see the best software for stone fabricators, and for the slab yard, our slab inventory software comparison.