The bill of materials has its versions, and its costs.
Materials, steps and requirements of every product, always tied to the right version.

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Bills of materials, requirements, orders and progress link departments, purchasing and the warehouse. Planning is checked against what actually happens.


Materials, steps and requirements of every product, always tied to the right version.

Materials issued, finished goods received, with planning on the Gantt chart.

Industrial connections: Modbus TCP, MQTT, OPC-UA, S7, PROFINET and EtherNet/IP.

Inside Production & Manufacturing
Manufacturing companies, production workshops and subcontractors.
Components, items and product structure in the technical catalogue.
Work to be done, priorities and progress.
Requirements linked to production and procurement.
Operations, times and resources in the production process.
External operations and materials tracked in the process.
Checks, actual costs and analyses linked to the product and the order.

From the shop floor
Bills of materials, requirements, progress and downtime, without a separate program for the department.
Semi-finished products inside finished goods, with versions.
MRP, with supplier assignment.
The operator reports from the department what has been done.
Recorded with their cause codes.
Machine efficiency, calculated from shop-floor data.
Materials are issued against what was actually produced.
Batches closest to expiry first, in production too.
The phases assigned to a subcontractor.
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