Key benefits for your staff and management
Plan and produce economically
Planned and scheduled operations and resources for work orders. Link work to order by using multi-step routing to facilitate controlled production. Organize your Material Requirement Planning based on forecasts and sales orders ensuring optimum utilization of your production facilities and inventory levels.
Production resource scheduling
Schedule comprehensive production resources to accurately plan and control production equipment, supervise changing production priorities, and manage disruptions due to machine breakdowns or labor unavailability, thereby resulting in optimization of your production facility.
Systematic inventory management
Use Supply Chain Planning to enable material stock management. Optimize on-hand and production floor inventory. Schedule customer order fulfillment efficiently.
Economical manufacturing
Reduce waste in the manufacturing process. Generate improved collaboration between organizations and suppliers. Achieve enhanced cost management through detailed cost tracking, reporting and analysis.
Quality assurance
Have better visibility on potential product issues and take corrective action early-on in the manufacturing process by linking processes from product specification to quality assurance records and product history.
The bill of materials every cost rolls up from
A BOM that is only a parts list tells you what to buy. It does not tell you what the thing costs.
Components, structure depth, make versus buy, and the cost that rolls up from all of it -- with scrap and operation on every line.
Run the plan, not the spreadsheet
Shortages found in a spreadsheet are found a week late.
Demand from orders, forecast, safety stock and reorder point in one run -- and the drafts it generates consolidated by supplier before anyone approves them.
What the job cost, against what you quoted
Variance found at month end is history. Variance found on the order is a decision.
Material, labour, machine overhead and subcontract, each plan against actual, on the order itself.
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Routing
Routing is created to describe all the Operations necessary to manufacture a Product. Operations can be mandatory or optional and must take place in a Work Center.
Production Order
Define a Production Order to track assembly of a product. Enter a product assembly and quantity and then select a BOM and Routing to describe the component requirements and manufacturing operations.
Production Execution
Plan your sales forecast based on the actual sales pipeline as well as the forecast worked out by your different sales teams. Run plan versus actual reports and see which measures lead to success.
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