Production Planning

Orders, BOM Registry, units, APS, material flow.

Production Units: Where Each Part Is and Why It's There

A list of all parts, assemblies, and products in production, and a unit card: status, barcode, current and next operation, blocking reasons, and full history.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Production Orders: How to Launch a Product into the Shop Floor and Track Each Unit

The page a production manager uses daily: a list of orders, readiness for launch, production units, nesting, and a link to the foreman's cockpit.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Production Control Center: Where to Start and What's Next

The production home page: seven steps from product to finished unit, order and unit counters, and quick links to the relevant sections.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Production Board: All Orders, Gantt, and People Load on One Screen

A daily planning tool: "What to do now" list, five board views, deadline forecast, launching a draft into production, and employee and station load.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Production Material Flow: Need, Reservation, Kitting, and Movement

How much material each order needs, how much is already reserved, and how much is missing. How to reserve material, assemble a kit, and record movement from the warehouse to the workshop.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Bill of Materials (BOM) Registry: What a Product Consists of and How It's Made

All workspace BOMs in one list: how an engineering BOM differs from a manufacturing BOM, what type, revision, and status mean, and how to view the composition.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

Blends and Packaging: Recipes, Raw Material Batches, and Traceability

For manufacturing operations that blend and package: raw materials and packaging in batches, recipes with versions, packaging with its own batch number and expiry date, quick screen for the workshop.

1 min read · 2026-10-12

APS Planning: How the System Schedules Operations Based on Machine Capacity

Automatic planning considering real capacity, calendars, and material readiness. Plan revisions, five workspace tabs, bottlenecks, and "what if" scenarios.

1 min read · 2026-10-12