Take charge of a shift
on the plant floor
One order, one day, one plant. Start the shift, test it with a curveball and watch every movement land in the ERP as a record your managers can trust.
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Ship 1,200 towels by 18:00
Aurora Linens is counting on you. Yarn leaves stores, the looms weave, the dyer colours, quality inspects, packing cartons, and the truck leaves through the gate. Every step writes a record in the ERP.
- Follow each lot from stage to stage as the records build up below.
- Test the plant with a breakdown, a yarn shortage or a rush order.
- Make the call to bring spare looms online and keep the promise.
ERP activity
0 documentsEvery move on the floor
becomes a record in the office
Nothing in the lab is keyed in after the fact. Each stage writes the very document a real plant would write, in the module that owns it, at the moment it happens.
- 01
Order confirmed
The sales order fixes the customer, the quantity and the promise every other team is measured against.
- 02
Work order released
Planning splits the order into lots, and re-sequences the floor the moment priorities change.
- 03
Yarn issued
Every issue draws down stock by lot. Crossing the reorder level raises a purchase request on its own.
- 04
Weaving and breakdowns
Machine state, utilisation and downtime arrive straight from the floor, with spares issued against the ticket.
- 05
Dyeing at the job worker
Challans out and back, vendor balances kept honest, and a gate pass for every vehicle that crosses the line.
- 06
Quality and rework
Inspections release lots or return pieces for rework, and each lot carries its complete history.
- 07
Packing and dispatch
Cartons are packed against the lot, and the order leaves only when every last lot is ready.
Now picture your own plant
Bring a week of real orders. We will model your floor, your machines and your job workers, then play it back with you.