Plant floor. Shop floor. No matter what you call it, this is the place where your manufacturing business is profitable – or not.
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Plant floor. Shop floor. No matter what you call it, this is the place where your manufacturing business is profitable – or not.
Production management from OptiProERP will help you succeed in key areas like these:
Plant floor. Shop floor. No matter what you call it, this is the place where your manufacturing business is profitable – or not.
Production management from OptiProERP will help you succeed in key areas like these:
Information transparency and real-time collaboration within and beyond the four walls of the business.
User-based roles simplify your view of production processes. Plant floor workers, using a tablet or smart phone, can update job status without leaving their work station. Managers can create BOMs or issue change orders without leaving their office – or even coming into the office. Be more productive even if you wear a lot of different hats. Because no matter what you do, there’s a screen for that.
Check schedules and capacity, avert bottlenecks before they occur, see sub-contracted jobs status and more. It’s all in real time, at a glance or a deep dive into granular data. See how your plant floor is performing. More importantly, know if it’s profitable.
Your production process might be straightforward and repetitive or variable and complex. Do you service what you sell? Do you sell online? The advanced functionality of OptiProERP can manage your production process no matter what it is.
Your production process might be straightforward and repetitive or variable and complex. Do you service what you sell? Do you sell online? The advanced functionality of OptiProERP can manage your production process no matter what it is.
Use the bill of materials to build a comprehensive list of materials and resources needed to complete a job, including job costing information for accurate quoting.
Monitor performance and the status of jobs, workers and machines associated with a particular work center where specific production process are performed.
Use production move orders to automate requests to move materials from one onsite location to another, tracking the location and use of on-site inventory.
Manage the purchase of subcontracted raw materials or services, including automated quality control checks.
Identify and track direct and indirect costs associated with material resources and labor.
Set up tooling specifications for machines to monitor performance, prevent out-of-spec production runs and maximize output capacity.
Manage revisions to BOMs or create alternate BOMs to ensure that the updated documents are associated with the correct production orders.
Use alternate BOMs to create ECOs, automatically update changes to components, assemblies, documents and specifications.
* Includes Alternates
