Production & PlanningAI-powered

Plan smarter. Run it right every time.

AI helps plan the week and find shortages early. Operators follow approved steps, and the record fills itself.

AI-assisted demand and MRP
Approved steps, in order
Batch record built at the line

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Watch one step run at the kiosk

One step at the kiosk. Checks and signatures land straight in the record.

Line 2 · Job WO-2207 · worked example

One job from release to record—every step, quantity and lot captured as it happens.

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Select the job. On the Line 2 kiosk the operator opens WO-2207: 400 cartons of FG-310, instructions revision C.
Check readiness. Before the first step: component lots released, the line check gauge in calibration, the operator trained on revision C.
Load components. Step 3 of 7: the operator scans component CMP-118, lot K-4410. It matches what the step expects.
Run the line. Cartons run through filling and sealing; the count climbs toward 400.
Record actual quantity. The operator records 400 good cartons. Component stock goes down; finished lot FG-310-0930 goes up.
Output to stock. The labelled finished pallet moves out of the line as lot FG-310-0930.
Record ready for review. All 7 steps are signed and the production record is complete. It goes to the review queue; a person decides.

Worked example. The job runs on the instruction revision in force when it was released; later edits need a new revision. Scanning the wrong item or a held lot stops the step, and equipment out of calibration can be blocked at the kiosk where configured. In-process checks show their limits; a result outside a limit is flagged, can pause the step and open a linked deviation. The production record comes from what was recorded; stage reviews and the final decision are signed by the people responsible, following your procedure.

What's inside

Everything in Production & Planning

Each part does one job well. Together they share one record.

V5 AI

AI that sees it coming

It predicts and flags. Fixed rules decide. People sign.

AI on the production floor

See demand coming.

AI forecasts demand from your history so planners spot shortages before the shift.

See V5 AI AI drafts and flags. A qualified person reviews and signs.

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Manufacturing Execution Buyer Guide

For operations, quality and IT teams choosing manufacturing execution software, whether you run batches, assembly or packaging.

1Map every job stage from approved instruction to human release.
2Test exceptions on purpose: wrong lots, out-of-limit values, rework.
3Compare suppliers with RFP questions and a scored sheet.

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Questions

Straight answers.

What buyers ask us first, answered plainly.

Does V5 replace our planning spreadsheet?
Scheduling and MRP give planners a board and suggested orders to review. Planners still decide what to run and when.
Can operators work from a tablet at the line?
Yes. The operator kiosk runs on tablets and shows one step at a time, recording what was done as the work happens.
Which plan includes electronic batch records?
Electronic batch and device records with e-signatures start on Professional. See Compare details on the pricing page for the full list.

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