Production planning
Plans from orders, stock and capacity.
- Line plans
- Due-date risk
- Work orders
Manufacturing & plant operations
Production planning, quality, equipment and purchasing connected by data
From orders to production plans, material purchasing, inspection and defect root cause, to maintenance — agents gather the data and suggest what to do next.
Where Manufacturing teams get stuck
- 1Plans change daily
Rush orders and late materials force manual replanning.
- 2Root causes stay hidden
Inspection records and process conditions are scattered.
- 3Machines stop suddenly
Maintenance history is unorganized, so preventive timing is missed.
A day with AI colleagues
- 08:00Planning agent
Replanned this week's lines for 2 rush orders.
- 10:30Quality agent
Compared process conditions for 3 defects and listed causes.
- 13:00Purchasing agent
Raised orders for 5 materials falling below safety stock.
- 16:00Maintenance agent
Scheduled preventive maintenance for a machine with rising vibration.
Example scenes. Real work runs on your company's data, rules and connected tools.
Work areas
Quality
Find root causes from inspection and process data.
- 8D root cause
- SPC charts
- Customer claims
Purchasing & materials
Time orders by safety stock and lead time.
- Material requirements
- Purchase requests
- Supplier rating
Equipment & safety
Plan maintenance from history and sensors.
- Preventive maintenance
- MSDS & chemicals
- Safety inspections
AI agents on your team
- Planning agentPlans & work orders
- Quality agentInspection & root cause
- Purchasing agentOrders & suppliers
- Maintenance agentMaintenance
- Cost agentCost & reduction
- Safety agentMSDS & safety
Ready-to-use skills
- Production plan
- Work order
- 8D root cause
- SPC chart
- Material requirements
- Purchase request
- Preventive maintenance plan
- Cost reduction tasks
Tools and data we connect
- MES / ERP
- Equipment sensors (IoT)
- KOSHA MSDS
- NCIS chemicals
- Supplier portals
- e-Tax invoices
Metrics you watch together
- On-time deliveryOrders vs. shipments
- Defect rate (PPM)Process and outgoing
- Equipment uptimePlanned vs. actual
- Cost savingsPer initiative
First setup — in this order
- 1Register lines & equipment
- 2Import materials & BOM
- 3Inspection record template
- 4First production plan
FAQ
No MES?
Start from spreadsheets and inspection records; extend to MES and sensors later.
Does the agent finalize plans?
It drafts with reasons; the production manager decides.
Quality certification documents?
Procedures and records in ISO 9001 / IATF formats.
Start with a template made for Manufacturing
Pick your industry at signup and screens, colors, agents and skills are prepared for it. You can change it any time after setup.