Know whether a production plan, BOM, batch, or work order is actually ready to execute — before you find out on the shop floor.
Real questions from planners, procurement, and quality teams — and the answers that keep production moving.
Capabilities
From BOM expansion to substitute approval — one view that tells you if the run is ready.
ERP Integration
No ERP replacement. A readiness layer that checks, flags, and clears every run before it touches the shop floor.
Readiness Workflow
Every production run follows a defined sequence — checked, flagged, approved, and cleared before it starts.
Planner selects a BOM, formula, batch, or production order and a planned quantity to check.
Material requirements are expanded and compared against available stock.
A shortfall, blocked stock, or quality hold is identified against one or more materials.
A substitute material or exception needs approval before the run can proceed.
Shortages are covered by approved substitutes or open procurement/stores tasks, but not yet fully resolved.
All required materials are available, approved, and documented; the production run is clear to start.
A shortage or quality hold has no approved substitute and no resolution path; the run cannot proceed until it's cleared.
Getting Started
Connect your ERP BOM and stock data, define your reorder thresholds, and your planners get a live readiness view before the shift starts.
From the moment a BOM is selected to the moment the run is cleared — here is how it moves through the workflow.
Application Preview
Explore the availability check, substitute tracking, and readiness dashboard — before your team goes live.
Production Operations
Check material availability, tooling, and clearances before production starts — not after it stops.
