Plan production. Control quality. Ship on time.

BOMs carry full versioning with engineering change management, and costing rolls up both standard and actual cost — so a BOM revision doesn't silently break your cost baseline.

A demand-driven Master Production Schedule feeds automated Material Requirements Planning, with shop-floor scheduling running against finite or infinite capacity per work center — not a flat, capacity-blind schedule.

Production runs through a defined flow — work order release, material issue, production, quality control, order completion — with real-time monitoring at each step, including resource assignment and labor tracking.

Quality control plans are operation-specific, with real-time in-process inspection checkpoints and statistical process control feeding non-conformance management. Compliance frameworks are built in by name — ISO 9001, AS9100 for aerospace, TS 16949 for automotive.

Material Requirements Planning and Demand-Driven MRP run alongside constraint-based Advanced Planning and Scheduling, following the full chain from sales forecast through master schedule, MRP run, capacity planning, to production schedule.