Each line’s output comes from standard minutes, operators, shifts and efficiency — or the rate you declare — day by day on your factory calendar. Cutting waits for materials; stages follow in order.
Overtime on the bottleneck line, splitting an order across two lines, earlier materials or another rule — each suggestion is re-scheduled so you see the late days before and after.
The AI planner explains the plan, the orders at risk and which fixes to take first, using only the scheduling engine’s results. Publishing the plan sets each order’s production steps, which your customer sees in its order file.
Each product keeps its own check points by process — method, tolerance and critical flag — next to the company-wide ones used on the floor.
No. Where a style has no routing with standard minutes, the line’s declared pieces per day are used instead.
No. It explains and recommends; the planner tries suggestions and decides what to publish.
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