Production.
Planning, execution and settlement of orders on every line.
The planner builds the week on each line from orders, recipes and raw material stock already in the system. A changed date or quantity moves the plan right away, with no spreadsheet to retype and resend.
- Plan by line and by shift
- Customer orders flow into the plan
- Raw material shortages show before an order starts
A production order is created from a sales order line and carries the recipe, quantity, date and packaging. The shop floor sees it on screen and reports output in the same place, so the office does not collect paper at the end of the shift.
- Order created from a sales order in one click
- Statuses from accepted to finished
- Output reported from the floor, also on a phone
A recipe with its raw materials, quantities and packaging lives in one place, not in several files on the technologist's laptop. Each production order calculates raw material needs from the recipe, so nobody works them out by hand.
- Recipe versions with change history
- Material needs calculated for every batch
- Raw material cost per unit of product
Every product and packaging variant has its EAN code, and the label is approved before the production order starts. No more looking codes up in a spreadsheet or risking an old label version on the line.
- EAN code pool assigned to products
- Label approved before production
- Code shown on the order and in shipping
Test and inspection results are recorded against the batch they belong to, not in a notebook or a separate file. During a complaint or an audit, the full batch history is at hand in seconds.
- Inspection sheets attached to batches
- Hold on a batch that failed inspection
- Batch history ready for audits and complaints
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