Keystone Features
Run the whole job from one record
Grouped by the part of the factory that uses it.
Enquiry, quotation and sales order
The order is created from the accepted quotation, so the price and quantity cannot diverge between the two.
Material requirements planning
Time-phased netting across every level of every bill, so a shortage appears in the week it occurs rather than when the operation starts.
Production planning and finite scheduling
Capacity is limited by the machine and by whoever is rostered to run it. The schedule accounts for both.
Works orders and shop-floor booking
A works order records the bill and routing it was raised against, so a later revision does not change what is being made.
Stock, purchasing and goods receiving
Requisition to receipt, with stock figures your planner will trust and full batch traceability behind them.
Quality and traceability
Traceability depends on the link being recorded at the moment the material moved, not on a report run afterwards.
Actual job costing
Job cost accumulates from bookings and movements while the job runs, and is compared against the quoted estimate.
Subcontract operations
Subcontract operations sit in the routing, with consignments out, receipts back and the price returning to the job.
Despatch and logistics
Delivery notes and certificates of conformity print from the consignment record rather than being prepared separately.
Reporting and audit history
A complete operational history that cannot be quietly rewritten. Corrections add records rather than replacing them.
Next step
Show us how your factory runs
A walkthrough starts with your orders, your production flow and your material problems. We follow one of your jobs through the system rather than presenting a feature list.