Plan production on the stock you actually have.
Plan orders on a calendar, build them from recipes, run every line from its own operator screen, and keep raw materials, finished goods and lots in step with the warehouse. A light MES, connected to Planograma WMS.
A separate module, priced on request.
- Planning
- On a calendar, line by line
- Recipes
- Raw materials and quantities
- Lines
- An operator screen each
- Stock
- Consumed and received in the WMS
Recipes
Every product, built from its recipe.
A recipe lists the raw materials and the quantities a product takes. A production order works out what it needs from the recipe and the quantity to make, so nobody does the arithmetic by hand.
- Raw materials and quantities for each product
- What each order needs, worked out from the recipe
- The same recipe for the plan, the line and the stock
Order PO-1042 · 1,000 pcs
| Raw material | Quantity | Lot |
|---|---|---|
| Surfactant base | 210 kg | 2410-07 |
| Glycerin | 18 kg | 2409-22 |
| Fragrance | 4 kg | 2410-02 |
| Bottle 500 ml | 1,000 pcs | 2410-11 |
| Pump cap | 1,000 pcs | 2408-30 |
| Label | 1,000 pcs | 2410-15 |
Lines and operators
Each line runs from its own screen.
Every production line has its operator screen. The operator sees the order in front of them, starts and stops it, and reports the quantity made and the scrap as the work is done, so the office sees the floor without walking to it.
- One screen for each line
- Orders started and stopped on the spot
- Quantity made and scrap reported as it happens
Shampoo 250 ml
1,640 / 2,400 pcs
Stock and traceability
Raw materials out, finished goods in, lots linked.
Production consumes raw materials from the stock in Planograma WMS and receives the finished goods into it, each with its lot. Every finished lot can be traced back to the raw material lots it was made from.
- Raw materials consumed from the WMS stock
- Finished goods received with their lot
- Each finished lot traced back to its raw material lots
Made from
- Surfactant baseLot 2410-07
- GlycerinLot 2409-22
- FragranceLot 2410-02
- Bottle 500 mlLot 2410-11
- Pump capLot 2408-30
- LabelLot 2410-15
Plan and actual
The plan on a calendar, the result beside it.
Production orders sit on a calendar, line by line, so everyone sees what runs where and when. When the work is done, what was planned and what was made stand side by side, with the scrap next to them.
- Orders on a calendar for each line
- Plan vs actual, by order and by line
- Scrap visible next to the output
- Line 1985 / 1,000 pcsScrap: 15
- Line 22,352 / 2,400 pcsScrap: 48
- Line 32,910 / 3,000 pcsScrap: 31
A light MES
Built for producers moving off spreadsheets and paper.
It covers what most small and mid-size producers need first: a plan, recipes, the line, stock and traceability, in one system with the warehouse.
One system with the warehouse
The plan works on the same stock the warehouse holds, and the line reports straight into it.
Nothing typed twice
What the operator reports is what the stock and the reports show. No sheet to copy at the end of the shift.
Traceability end to end
From the raw material received to the finished goods shipped, lot by lot.
How it works
Four steps, from recipe to finished lot.
- 01
Recipes
Each product gets its recipe: the raw materials and the quantities it takes.
- 02
Plan
Production orders go on the calendar, on the line that will make them.
- 03
Run
The operator starts the order on the line's screen and reports what is made and what is scrapped.
- 04
Close
Raw materials are consumed, finished goods received with their lot, and plan and actual compared.
FAQ
Questions about the production module
It is a light MES: planning, recipes, line screens, stock and traceability, connected to the warehouse. If you need more, such as connecting machines or detailed performance metrics, tell us in the demo and we will say plainly how far it goes today.
Yes. The module works on the stock in Planograma WMS, which is what makes consumption, receipts and traceability automatic.
It is a separate module, priced on request for your lines and volumes. Book a demo and we will show it on a process like yours.
Yes. Every line gets its operator screen, where the operator starts and stops orders and reports the quantity made and the scrap.
Yes. Each finished lot is linked to the raw material lots consumed to make it.
See it on a process like yours.
In a demo we walk through planning, recipes, the operator screen and traceability on an example close to your production, and tell you what it would cost for your lines.