Every order, with its real status, in a single list.
Customer orders live in one place, with quantity, agreed date and current status. You see what is in progress, what is waiting for material and what has shipped, without asking anyone. Material requirements are calculated from the product recipe and compared with stock.
What it solves
Status changes from operations, not from a separate list
When someone records an intake, an operation or a shipment, the order changes status. Nobody updates a parallel spreadsheet at the end of the day.
Material requirements, calculated per order
You see what the order needs and what you have in stock. Shortages appear as a purchasing list, and the decision to order from a supplier stays yours.
The order documents sit with the order
The quote, the confirmation, the drawings and the correspondence attach to the order. No more searching personal folders or a colleague’s mailbox while they are on leave.
The agreed date, next to the progress
You see how much has been produced against what you promised. The conversation with the customer starts from data, not from an estimate made on the spot.
The order list, as the production coordinator sees it in the morning.
| Order | Customer | Quantity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| C-240 | Demo Industrial Ltd | 120 pcs | In production |
| P-118 | Demo customer B | 48 pcs | Missing material |
| R-302 | Demo customer C | 300 pcs | Planned |
| C-241 | Demo Industrial Ltd | 60 pcs | Delivered |
P-118 is flagged because the requirement exceeds available stock.
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