Visibility from raw material to dispatch
Production planning, work-in-progress tracking, quality control and materials management connected to costing that reflects what actually happened.
Building for manufacturing
Manufacturing costing is usually a best guess made at the wrong time. Standard costs are set annually, actual consumption is recorded on paper, and variance is analysed after the quarter closes. Connecting the shop floor to the planning and costing layers turns that into something usable: real consumption against the bill of materials, work-in-progress you can see, and a per-batch cost that reflects reality.
The problems that keep recurring
Across our projects in this sector, these issues come up more often than any others.
Work in progress invisible
No reliable view of what is on the floor, at which stage, until it either completes or a customer chases it.
Costing based on standards, not actuals
Variance analysis arriving long after the decisions it should have informed.
Quality data kept on paper
Inspection records that cannot be analysed for trends, so recurring defects are noticed anecdotally.
Material planning by spreadsheet
Requirements calculated manually, producing both stockouts and capital tied up in the wrong inventory.
Solutions we bring to this sector
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