IWF only comes around every two years, and when it does, the whole industry shows up in one building. This August, North America’s largest woodworking show returns to the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, running August 25 to 28. If you’re making the trip, here’s where to find us and what’s worth your time.
Two booths this year
We have two spots this year: Booth BC807 and Booth B4235. Look for the orange. You’ll find people from both the INNERGY and Microvellum teams ready to talk shop and show you what we’ve been building. If you just want to talk about how other shops are handling estimating, scheduling, or engineering, that’s a conversation we’re happy to have.
See a live demo, built around your shop
Screenshots and sizzle reels don’t tell you much. A live demo does, especially when it runs on your problems instead of ours.
Book a demo slot and bring the part of your operation that keeps you up at night. Maybe it’s jobs that finish over budget and nobody can say why. Maybe it’s the gap between what engineering releases and what the shop floor actually cuts. On the INNERGY ERP side, we’ll walk through estimating, job costing, and scheduling live on the floor. On the Microvellum side, we’ll show how parametric product logic drives shop drawings, cut lists, and CNC output from a single model, so a change made once updates everything downstream.
Demo slots fill up fast at IWF, so book yours ahead of the show.
Catch our education sessions
Education is why IWF is worth four days away from your shop, and it’s the part of the show we care about most. Our team is teaching six sessions this year as part of the IWF Education Conference, covering data, AI, industry benchmarks, and lean operations. None of them require you to be an INNERGY customer to get something out of them. That’s the point.
Wednesday, August 26
- How Data Saved My Company: A Simple Approach to Seeing the Truth in Your Business with David Hudon, 9:00 to 10:00 AM, Room B303
- AI and Running Your Business: What Business Leaders Should Consider with Marc Sanderson, 1:30 to 2:30 PM, Room B312
- Outsourcing Shop Drawings with Jonah Coleman, 4:00 to 5:00 PM, Room B303
Thursday, August 27
- AI in Engineering & Product Design with Jonah Coleman, 9:00 to 10:00 AM, Room B301
- Lean Back Office – Simplified with Jillian Klinar, 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, Room B311
- Architectural Billings Index (ABI) Update: What Manufacturers Need to Know for 2026 with Marc Sanderson, 1:00 to 2:00 PM, Room B311
Seats go quickly for the popular sessions, so build these into your show schedule early.
Join us for an INNERGY happy hour
Put your feet up after a long day on the floor. Join us Wednesday, August 26 from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at the Omni Hotel Lobby Bar, just steps from the show floor. Drinks are on us. Come hang out and talk shop, no pitch required. RSVP on our IWF page so we know to expect you.
Plan your visit
IWF 2026 runs August 25 to 28 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. Find us at booths BC807 and B4235, catch a session or two, and use the IWF landing page to book a demo and RSVP for happy hour before the show.
See you in Atlanta.
I’ve spent countless hours with cabinet shop owners and millwork manufacturers over the years, and two themes come up in virtually every conversation: engineering is becoming more expensive, and it’s a chronic bottleneck. Every time you add a new piece of equipment to your shop floor, it changes your engineering process. Everything you do in the shop has a direct impact on the engineering step – more so than any other part of your operation. And as machinery gets more complex, the engineering effort required to get the same product out to your shop floor just keeps growing.
Today, I’m incredibly excited to announce that INNERGY has acquired Microvellum. This acquisition brings together two companies that share a deep commitment to this industry and the craftsmen who make it special.
Let me be direct about what this means for our customers. If you’re a Microvellum customer, you already know that Microvellum integrates with INNERGY’s ERP. What’s changing is that you’ll now have additional resources available to you to help you take advantage of that integration. We’ve seen how the platforms’ integration helps businesses get better visibility into their operations and project profitability, and we want to make it available to more of you.
Your business depends on these tools running smoothly. That’s why we’re committed to supporting all current products and customers.
I’ve been in this industry long enough to know that what matters isn’t just the technology – it’s the people behind it. Both INNERGY and Microvellum were built by woodworkers, for woodworkers. That’s not changing. Our existing leadership teams are staying in place, and we’re as committed as ever to putting our customers first.
The reality is that our industry is evolving. Modern millwork businesses are dealing with more complexity than ever before. INNERGY and Microvellum are investing in tools that match the sophistication of your craft while preserving the workflows you depend on.
Over the next couple of years, INNERGY and Microvellum will be working to deliver ground-breaking cloud-based solutions to millwork businesses that help them operate more efficiently and profitably. But we’ll get there together, one step at a time, making sure we’re supporting you every step of the way.
I’m looking forward to sharing more details as we have them. In the meantime, if you have any questions, our team is here to help.
Here’s to the next chapter,
Marc