Delivery dates slip
MRP works out planned orders and purchasing requirements; scheduling sees work centre capacity, and demand-supply pegging shows which order is tied to which production.
For machinery, metalworking, automotive supplier, furniture and electronics manufacturers: bills of materials and routings, MRP, capacity and scheduling, moulds and operators, quality and calibration, maintenance and serial numbers on the same data.
The industry's pain points
Every solution is a working feature of the product; click its name to go to the module it describes.
MRP works out planned orders and purchasing requirements; scheduling sees work centre capacity, and demand-supply pegging shows which order is tied to which production.
Engineering change records the change to the bill of materials and routing; the production version decides which BOM and routing a product is made with.
Secondary resources manage the operator pool, moulds and tools against the needs of routing operations; the setup matrix defines changeover times between products.
The inspection plan defines the characteristics to measure, tolerances and AQL sampling rules; the SPC control chart shows drift early, and calibration keeps the plan for measuring instruments.
From start to finish
Every step works on the same data: a record entered in one step is never keyed in again in the next.
The sales quotation becomes an order; the ATP check gives the delivery date based on stock and the plan.
MRP works out planned orders and purchasing requirements; long-term planning shows future requirements.
Purchase orders; in subcontracting, the material is given to the subcontractor and the order for the processed product is tracked.
Production orders and confirmations; the operator panel runs on a tablet, the andon board shows calls from the line, and OEE measures efficiency.
Inspection lots, defect records, nonconformities and corrective action.
Serialised products are tracked through goods movements; repair, warranty and return requests are linked to the customer record.
Apps
All on the same data model and at the same price; the other 18 modules are open in your account too.
Production planning and tracking software
From order to batch, planned and produced side by side.
7 sub-modulesPurchasing software
From requisition to invoice, every purchase approved and traceable.
8 sub-modulesInventory and warehouse management software
Every product's location, batch and movement at your fingertips.
8 sub-modulesFrom inspection to corrective action, quality on record.
7 sub-modulesMaintenance management software
Breakdowns reported by QR, maintenance plans from the calendar.
8 sub-modulesSales and customer management software
One customer record from opportunity to invoice.
15 sub-modulesFrequently asked
Yes. The location and status of serialised materials are tracked through goods movements.
Moulds and tools are planned as secondary production resources; machines' maintenance plans, breakdown reports and work orders run through the equipment record in the Maintenance app.
Subcontracting gives the material to the subcontractor and tracks the order for the processed product in Purchasing.
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