Let Prodex build the schedule for you, then drag work orders across machines and time on an interactive Gantt. Mould compatibility is enforced, collisions are detected, holidays and maintenance windows are respected — and nothing is saved until you confirm it.
Pull unplanned orders onto any machine, reschedule across time and machines, with suggested alternative slots when plans collide.
Mould-to-machine compatibility is enforced on drop, and durations stretch automatically around holidays and semi-work days.
Reposition the entire board in one action — considering realized progress, machine status and the holiday calendar — with batched saving and progress tracking.
A read-only Gantt for the floor: live machine status, dual-color realized-vs-planned bars, a red "now" line and rich tooltips at any zoom.
Explode the plan through BoMs per day or shift, compare against warehouse stock and flag every line: sufficient, transfer needed or insufficient.
From open sales orders to a ranked materials-to-order list with lead times, order-by dates and urgency levels — critical to low.
Planned maintenance blocks a machine exactly like a holiday — for its real window, not the whole day. Orders start after it or stretch across it, in drag & drop, reschedule and Auto Plan alike.
Every planning action produces an old → new change report with Excel download, a Changes button lists pending edits before saving, and machine moves are written back to the ERP.
Running orders green, stopped red, and the honest cases in amber: "should be running — idle", "should be running — delayed" and "delayed — window passed".
Press Auto Plan and Prodex lays out every open order across compatible machines in seconds — then shows you what it intends to do before a single row is saved.
One screen lists every open sales-order line that still needs production and creates the work orders in your ERP — with the quantity question already answered.
Returned goods get their own flow. Prodex reads return documents straight from the ERP — including those entered or corrected directly in it — lets you adjust quantities per line, deducts rework already ordered, and raises an order against the rework machine with no sales-order line behind it. At the kiosk that order consumes the product itself instead of exploding a recipe, and machines with no counter fitted are limited by the planned quantity.
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