One record, from quote to shipment.
Eight modules, one data model, one place the numbers come from. The parts that touch the floor read live machine data rather than a shift-end tally.
- The Guide: Every quote and order shows its next step, why it's stuck, and who owns it.
- Quoting: Sell price and margin at each quantity break, built from the mold, the press and the cycle.
- Work orders: Cycle history per press, with slow runs flagged against standard.
- Production planning: Customer, part, due date, press, and setup against run time on one board.
- KPI dashboards: Open purchase orders, approvals waiting, and alerts in one place.
On the floor
Where the floor writes the record.
Planning & scheduling
Press time is the constraint, not the job list.
Molds decide where a job can run. Press time decides whether it fits — setups, changeovers and purges are booked as real hours, so dragging a job shows what it costs before shift change does.
Press & MES
Machine state, not just open, closed, or running.
Cycle-level data off the press: actual against target, downtime with a reason attached. It feeds the schedule and the cost record in the same motion.
Quality & traceability
Genealogy captured as work happens.
Genealogy is captured as the work happens — material lot, mold, press and shift on one record. Certificates print from it rather than being assembled from three systems the week a customer asks.
Trust & control
Regulated work needs an audit trail, not a promise.
Every AI action is a draft (assistant coming soon)
Proposed, editable, attributed. Nothing reaches a live record without a person clicking it.
Audit trail by default
Who changed what, and when.