The floor reports itself.

No clipboards walked to the office. Operators scan at the work centre, and planning sees the same picture the line is living.

The pipeline

Order in, scanned through, watched live.

The shop floor reports itself. Every scan moves the order forward and updates what the office can see.

Stage 01

A confirmed sales order becomes a production order with its bill of materials, routing and target date.

Stage 02

Operators scan in and out at each work centre, so progress, operator and elapsed time are captured as they happen.

Stage 03

A live board of what is running, what is queued and what has slipped - visible to planning without a phone call.

Around the line

Production is never only the sequence. These are the functions that sit alongside it.

MachinesMachine register, capacity and availability, with downtime recorded against the asset.

QAInspection points in the routing, with pass, fail and rework outcomes recorded per unit or batch.

DelaysEvery stoppage carries a reason code, so the cause is reportable rather than anecdotal.

CostingMaterial, labour and machine time roll up per order, so the actual cost is known at close.

DeliveryFinished output released to despatch, with the order closed against what the customer receives.

PlanningSchedule orders against capacity and material, and see the knock-on before you commit a date.

Work CenterEach station defined with its operations, rate and operators, forming the routing an order follows.

Send us one product with its bill of materials and routing, and we will walk an order through the whole line.