Centered around planning and scheduling, order execution, material and quality control, packaging and logistics, equipment integration, and business analysis, it forms a production execution capability that covers both management and operator ends.
The following is organized according to the manufacturing execution process and system management responsibilities, covering the main functional areas for management, supervisors, and operators.
Provides real-time status, alerts, and shift views from the plant, workshop, production line, to workstations.
Summarizes work orders, production progress, alerts, and key metrics.
Centralized view of exception sources, active lots, production output, and downtime.
View equipment status, counts, alarms, and timestamps by organizational level.
Maintain work order lifecycle, scheduling constraints, capacity load, and basic data needed for planners.
Schedule work orders by date, production line, shift, and time unit while identifying load.
Supports creating, accepting, rejecting, pausing, resuming, completing, canceling, and reopening.
Maintain order customers, priority rules, and create work orders via table or ERP synchronization.
Maintain shift times, break windows, and personnel activity schedules.
Solidify production routes through product versions, process templates, and material structures to form an execution snapshot when work orders are created.
Manage product master data and release versions available for creating work orders.
Define step sequences, workstations, standard operating procedures, and checklists.
Maintain raw materials, semi-finished products, packaging materials, and their product structure relationships.
Configure alternate resources, parallel resources, workstation assignment, and execution permissions.
Covers production line organization, operator entry, process steps, production quantity, and on-site exception handling.
Configure production tasks, workstations, line status, view templates, and personnel permissions.
Display pending steps and production progress by line, station, and permissions.
Supports step-by-step, cumulative production, and mixed tracking modes.
Record manual reporting, machine counts, shift assignments, and correction events.
Maintain issues, exception reasons, downtime events, and scrap reasons.
Connect material master data, warehouse operations, source containers, production consumption, and work order material reconciliation.
Maintain units and types for raw materials, auxiliary materials, semi-finished products, and packaging materials.
Record receipt quantities, supplier batch numbers, containers, labels, and quality status.
Support receiving, issuing, transfers, inventory balances, counting, and posting discrepancies.
Record assigned, actual consumption, returns, scrap, and material reclassification.
Establish unified records for incoming materials, production processes, and exception handling so quality results can influence production flow.
Define inspection items, trigger conditions, result entry, and release or rejection.
Record issues, responsibilities, handling actions, corrective and preventive measures, and closure status.
Query relationships by work order, production batch, material batch, pallet, and source.
Summarize nonconformance records and support isolation, rework, reinspection, and release verification.
Manages on-site data before finished product delivery, focusing on scanning, pallets, labels, location moves, and shift handovers.
View pending packaging tasks, quantities, and progress, and perform scan confirmations.
Maintain loading status, current location, target location, and movement paths.
Record production, work in progress, open pallets, exceptions, and unfinished items.
Maintain product barcodes, packaging label fields, formats, and print templates.
Convert execution events, quality records, material consumption, and equipment status into filterable and exportable analytics.
Analyze availability, performance, and quality by line, workstation, date, and shift.
Query work orders, batches, steps, quantities, and production execution history.
Analyze material, labor, and other costs, identify BOM net requirements and gaps.
Summarize losses by time, line, product, reason, and disposition status.
Provide device connection, external system integration, and event push capabilities, supporting step-by-step transition from manual execution to automated data collection.
Configure brokers, PLCs, gateways, topics, registers, and node mapping.
View enable status, runtime heartbeat, machine signals, and workstation bindings.
Handle orders, inventory, and status synchronization, clearly defining system responsibility boundaries.
Push production, quality, and system events to external HTTP endpoints and record delivery results.
Provide organizational structure, personnel, maintenance, and security management for multi-factory, multi-workshop, and multi-role deployments.
Establish a hierarchy from physical locations to production organizations.
Maintain personnel files, skill levels, absences, teams, and payroll groups.
Manage maintenance plans, maintenance events, tool status, and additional costs.
Maintain account roles, data permissions, activity logs, system logs, and audit records.
Configure production rules, printing, notifications, feature enable/disable, and recycle bin recovery.
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