Order-intake feasibility for electronics manufacturing

Promise delivery dates you can keep.

Every new opportunity is checked against live inventory, work orders and machine capacity before anyone commits. The right people see it the moment it appears.

No password and no setup for the demo. It opens with a full sample plant already loaded.

From “can we do it?” to a date you can stand behind

One simple flow, shared by everyone who touches an order.

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Marketing raises an opportunity

Customer, product, quantity and the date they want. Thirty seconds, no spreadsheets.

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It is checked against live data

Inventory, open POs, work orders and machine capacity decide whether the date holds.

3

The plant is told before it is promised

Scheduling, Materials and Leadership see a flag the moment a new order might land.

4

One click to commit or decline

Approving adds it to the order book and every committed date is recomputed.

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order-acceptance checks on every request
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dates on every promise: earliest, expected, latest
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role-based workspaces, one per team
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data files read from a simple drop folder

See it from your team’s chair

Pick a role and step straight in. No password. The workspace opens with a complete sample plant: orders, BOMs, inventory, lines, maintenance and quality data.

Marketing

Raise a new opportunity and see instantly whether the plant can take it.

Sales

What you can promise customers, and which accounts need attention.

Production scheduling

Line load, bottlenecks and re-sequencing, plus new opportunities to size up.

Materials & purchasing

Component shortages and new-PO risk, plus opportunities that need a materials check.

Maintenance

Equipment downtime risk and the PM schedule.

Operations

WIP, aging lots, idle yard and quality exposure.

Leadership

OTIF, delivery-commitment accuracy and rollout status, plant-wide.

Admin

Full control: Control Tower, every plant view, and Settings for data files, data fields and planning rules.

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