Today
The challenge
Production plans, stock counts and costs often live in separate spreadsheets, so nobody is sure what can be promised to a customer, what is short on the floor, or what an order really cost to make.
Industry
PALBONSphere keeps the bill of materials, the work order, the stock and the books on one record. Planning sees what is short before the floor does, and every finished order carries its real cost.
Today
Production plans, stock counts and costs often live in separate spreadsheets, so nobody is sure what can be promised to a customer, what is short on the floor, or what an order really cost to make.
With PALBON Suites
PALBONSphere keeps the bill of materials, the work order, the stock and the books on one record. Planning sees what is short before the floor does, and every finished order carries its real cost.
Step by step
Each step happens in the product made for it, on the same record as the step before.
Sales orders and forecasts become a production plan with material needs.
Shortages raise material requests and purchase orders for the right quantities.
Work orders and job cards track every operation, workstation and operator.
Shifts, attendance and overtime for the floor feed payroll directly.
Output, scrap, stock value and margin per item, from live data.
Capabilities
Sub-assemblies, operations, routings and alternative items, with costs rolled up.
Each operation timed at its workstation, with material transferred and consumed.
Batches, serial numbers and valuation kept in step with the accounts.
Material, labour and overheads on every finished order, not an estimate.
See when each workstation is free before you promise a date.
Inspections on receipt and output, with the results kept on the record.
Products
Complete on their own, connected here.
FAQ
Yes. A production plan can take sales orders and stock levels at the same time, and each work order keeps its own source.
From the materials actually consumed, the time booked on job cards and the overheads of each workstation, posted to the books when the order completes.
Yes. Each plant can be a company or a warehouse group, and stock can move between them with transfers that keep the valuation.
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