See the order on a 3D model, not in a spreadsheet

Every part has a state, an operation and an assignee — you see what is ready to start, what is in progress and what is waiting for a decision.

An order you can see

Click a part on the model or in the list and assign it, prepare it for cutting or join it into an assembly right away.

A 3D product map
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A 3D product map

Parts coloured by state, assignee, operation or assembly. Select a part and assign it in one click.

An exploded view
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An exploded view

Pull the assembly apart, pick parts and join them into a welded assembly, or mark them as already done.

Part cards with a drawing and a route
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Part cards with a drawing and a route

Each part has a 3D model, STEP, a drawing and its own route, for example laser cutting, then quality control.

The board and work dispatch

What to do now, who is free and which work has nobody to do it.

The production board
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The production board

Table, list, Kanban, Gantt and load views. A “What to do now” list points out delays and blockers.

Work dispatch
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Work dispatch

Cards per worker with the current task and the queue. Drag ready operations with no assignee onto a person.

The control centre
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The control centre

Seven steps from product definition to shop floor and quality, showing which step is configured and which needs attention.

Questions from manufacturers

Does it plan by capacity?+
Yes. There is finite scheduling (APS) that accounts for capacity, due dates and bottlenecks, plus a load view.
Can we work without 3D?+
Yes. An order also works from the plain parts list; the 3D map is a bonus when you have a model.

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