The firing plan is built line by line with safety distances computed, then previewed in 3D in PyroSimulator before show night in Albuquerque.
Quotes and contracts go out as PDFs in the client's language, signed online from the client portal. Invoicing, deposits and accounting export follow, in line with practice in United States.
Every show fired in Albuquerque becomes a job file: client, site, date, firing plan, quote, contract, permit, invoice. The pipeline shows where each deal stands, from the first call to the final payment.
Fireworks regulations in Albuquerque
In the United States, display pyrotechnics falls first under the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), which enforces Title 27 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 555 "Commerce in Explosives". Anyone engaging in the business of importing, manufacturing, dealing in, receiving or transporting display fireworks must first obtain a federal explosives licence or permit. That federal layer never replaces the display permit: it sits on top of it.
What PyroDesk brings
- 3D fireworks simulation with PyroSimulatorYour firing plan in real-time 3D in the browser, matched to real calibres, with tube tilt, drafts and rack export.
- Client management for fireworks companiesA client's whole history — council, festival committee or private customer — found in two seconds, without digging through your inbox.
- Show files and Kanban pipeline for pyrotechniciansOne show, one file: from the first call to payment received, you know exactly where every deal stands.
- Pyrotechnic stock management by lotItems, lots, expiry dates and net explosive content tracked in real time, with an alert before the magazine runs dry.
- Fireworks quotes and invoices in 5 minutesPick your services, PyroDesk does the maths and produces a clean PDF in the client's language, ready to sign on the portal.
- Season planning and firing calendarYour whole season at a glance, synced with Apple Calendar and Google: never two shows on the same July Saturday again.