PypeServer Expands Cloud+ Platform to Ductwork
The latest software update integrates piping and ductwork management tools to streamline fabrication tracking.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Manufacturing

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PypeServer has released version 3.0 of its Cloud+ software, extending the platform capabilities to include comprehensive ductwork management. The tool allows contractors to consolidate operations that were previously handled by disconnected systems.
Why it matters
Contractors have historically relied on separate, incompatible software for piping and ductwork, creating efficiency gaps. This update provides a unified system for tracking components from initial fabrication through final installation.
PypeServer launched Cloud+ 3.0, representing the latest iteration of the firm's software since the company was founded in 2010. The platform supports integration with Mestek Lockformer spiral duct machines.
The players
PypeServer
A Federal Way, Washington-based company that provides software solutions for mechanical construction fabrication.
DILFO Mechanical
A contracting firm that has transitioned its internal ductwork fabrication tracking to the PypeServer platform.
The details
The platform extracts item codes directly from design files, including Revit, AutoCAD Fabrication MEP, and Plant3D. Users can track status updates via mobile applications and web browsers, utilizing QR codes on printed labels and a 3D Assembly Viewer for field crews.
Timeline
PypeServer was founded in 2010.
The Cloud+ 3.0 software was announced on October 21, 2026.
Cloud+ will be demonstrated at the SMACNA Convention from October 25 to 28, 2026.
Market Landscape
The introduction of unified management software signals a broader industry move toward digitizing manual fabrication workflows. This update positions PypeServer to compete more effectively against legacy providers by capturing both piping and ductwork segments within a single dashboard.
Contractors adopting this platform may experience reduced administrative overhead due to the integration of previously siloed management tools. Firms can expect simplified tracking workflows as staff utilize QR codes and mobile interfaces to manage fabrication statuses.
The takeaway
Consolidating software systems can significantly reduce the complexity of managing large-scale mechanical construction projects. Firms should evaluate whether their current digital tools offer similar integration potential to minimize manual data entry errors.
What happens next
PypeServer will demonstrate its new Cloud+ 3.0 platform to industry professionals at the SMACNA Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida, from October 25 to 28, 2026.
Further reading
For more on industry technology, visit the United States Manufacturing section.
More information
View the PypeServer sheet metal software details for a full breakdown of platform capabilities.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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