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Solution

Production Planning

Manage production operations in one system, from bill of materials and routing to capacity planning, work orders and shop-floor tracking. The module works integrated with sales, purchasing and inventory.

Challenges you face

Problems in day-to-day work

This module is built to fix the problems below.

  • The bill of materials and operation routing for the product aren't standardized, so cost calculations come out inconsistent.
  • Because you plan without considering machine and labor capacity, bottlenecks and stoppages occur.
  • You can't see the status of work orders or the occupancy/fault state of stations in real time.
  • Scrap and waste during production aren't tracked accurately, so they're reflected incorrectly in costs.
  • Efficiency losses continue because you can't analyze the variance between planned and actual time.

Capabilities

What can you do with Production Planning?

The module's core features.

Bill of materials and routing definitions

Define raw material bills of materials (BOM) and operation routings for each product; manage recycling and scrap with teardown BOMs as well.

Capacity and scheduling

Create new plans, planned production runs and a production schedule that takes machine and labor capacity into account.

Pending planning

List approved but unplanned work orders and orders; distribute the workload effectively by seeing priority jobs.

Work orders

Define each production job as a work order containing materials, routing and planned dates, so the shop-floor team can see what to produce and when.

Station and shift management

Monitor station states (idle, busy, faulty) in real time; manage operation start-end times and shift plans.

Production reports and analysis

Measure efficiency with production process, standard-vs-actual time, operation and work-order reports; see product profitability by combining with financial data.

Outcomes

What it delivers for your business

What you see in daily operations once it is set up properly.

  • BOMs and routings are defined to a standard, so cost calculations are consistent.
  • Scheduling follows machine and labor capacity, which reduces unplanned stoppages and bottlenecks.
  • The status of work orders and stations is visible in real time.
  • Planned and actual times are compared, which shows where efficiency is lost.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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