Make-to-order manufacturing
Make-to-order manufacturing software that plans every order on real capacity, releases only what can start and keeps your lead times predictable.
Production starts only when a customer confirms the order, and no two orders are quite the same. 24Flow is the modular MES between your ERP and the shop floor: it schedules each order, releases it at the right moment and tracks it to the finished product.
What changes with 24Flow
Attack the waiting time between steps, so orders reach the customer sooner.
Schedule against the people and machines you really have, not a forecast.
See where every order is, without walking the floor to find it.
Release only what can start, so work stops piling up in front of the bottleneck.
Record time, quantities and scrap per order, component and subassembly.
Sync orders and actuals with your ERP, which stays the system of record.
The two classic MTO problems
Every order is different and priorities shift daily, so a static ERP plan or a spreadsheet falls behind. 24Flow plans and releases main and sub-orders from your ERP on real capacity, and you replan around a rush order without starting over.
In make-to-order production, an order typically spends 95% of its lead time waiting and 5% being worked on. 24Flow applies Quick Response Manufacturing and Lean principles: it limits WIP, shows bottlenecks on the shop floor as they form and shortens the wait.
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Questions
Software that runs production in plants where work only starts after a customer order is confirmed. It connects your ERP to the shop floor, plans orders on real capacity and traces each order from release to finished product.
Make-to-stock builds to a forecast and ships from inventory; make-to-order starts production only when a customer order is confirmed. Make-to-order keeps finished-goods inventory low and allows more variety, but planning is harder and lead times run longer.
By attacking waiting time. Based on Quick Response Manufacturing and Lean principles, it limits WIP, shows bottlenecks as they form and gives operators the right information at each step, so orders spend less time in queues.
Yes. A modular MES like 24Flow handles the variety of high-mix low-volume production: it plans and releases main and sub-orders, tracks components and subassemblies and adapts to orders that differ every time.
It records time, quantities and scrap per step, tracks components and subassemblies and runs digital checklists, so every order has a full history. Live shop floor screens show where each order is.
Manufacturers of complex products in small batches: metal fabrication and job shops, machine builders, repair depots and printing and label production. In short, any plant where production starts after the order and every batch is different.
Through a two-way connection with SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management or Exact Online. You release main and sub-orders from the ERP, and time and scrap flow back, so the ERP stays the system of record. See all integrations
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