Keystone Feature
Despatch and logistics
Delivery notes and certificates of conformity print from the consignment record rather than being prepared separately.
The problem it solves
Delivery notes are produced separately from the system and have to be checked against it.
A certificate of conformity is assembled by hand from several records, which is slow and occasionally wrong.
Part shipments are recorded in a way that makes the outstanding balance ambiguous.
What you get
- 01
Ship what is ready — Part shipments keep the balance open and visible to planning.
- 02
Paperwork from the job — Delivery notes and certificates print from the consignment, not a separate form.
- 03
Prove what you sent — Every despatch stays linked to the batches and works orders behind it.
- 04
Measure your own OTIF — Promised date against actual despatch, by line.
Detail
Ship what is ready
Ship what is ready. The balance stays on the order and stays visible to planning.
Paperwork straight from the record
The certificate quotes receipt, lot, works order and despatch as recorded, rather than as retyped.
One certificate per consignment
A certificate belongs to a consignment and is issued once. Reissue with a revision is not yet available.
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.