Capture the work.
A worker records a material move, production output, or issue with a few taps.
WORKER → EVENTA little clarity. A lot more possibility.
Everything moving.
Beautifully in sync.
Know what could stop production. Before it happens.
Your people, materials, and next move. Connected.
Built for smaller manufacturers. Designed around your day.
A working day, connected.
Can we keep Job 482 running?
Record resin use. Review the risk. Give the next shift a plan.
Interactive scenario · Sample data · Changes stay in this page and reset on refresh.
- 1 Record use
- 2 Review replenishment
- 3 Shift handoff
Shared operations view
3,000lb available5.0days of coverage
Stock covers the 4-day standard lead time.
Planned receipts are never counted as available stock.
Next shift · Maya · Machine 04
A handoff with the context attached.
Shared activity history
One connected view.Interactive concept · Sample data
North plant / OperationsJL
WEDNESDAY · SHIFT 01
Your floor, at a glance.
Machines running11 / 12One scheduled changeover
Jobs on track9 / 9All planned jobs covered
Material risks0ON TRACKPP Natural · Job 482
Material forecast
PP Natural5.0 days of stock remaining
Now+1d+2d+3d+4d+5d
Needs attention
0A clear start to the shift.
Record resin consumption to see the forecast respond.
Material move recorded · Carlos staged 600 lb at Machine 04
14:14From recorded resin use to the right next action.Try the worker view
BUILT AROUND YOUR EVERYDAY
Resin & regrind
+Machines & molds
+People & shifts
+Materials & suppliers
A calmer kind of workday.
Less searching.
Fewer surprises.
More perspective.
The warning signs are already there. They just need to come together.
Bring the floor, the office, and purchasing into the same picture. See the gap while there’s still time to close it.
01“I thought we had more resin.”
See usable stock against upcoming jobs.
02“Did anyone tell purchasing?”
Give every risk a clear next step and owner.
03“The last shift didn’t mention it.”
Carry the context into the next shift.
From a small update to a smarter next step.
Less chasing.
More making.
Start with what’s happening on the floor.
Turn it into what needs to happen next.
See what’s at risk.
Connect stock, planned demand, and lead times to spot a shortage before it hits.
EVENT → INSIGHTTake the next step.
Review a replenishment request, compare suppliers, and approve the right action.
INSIGHT → ACTIONMade for your people.
Simple on the floor.
Clear in the office.
The job comes first.
Current job. Current task. One obvious next action. Record material movements without turning your operators into data-entry clerks.
- Large buttons. Minimal typing.
- Job and machine context already attached.
- Visible saved and sync states.
Know what needs attention.
See the risk, the impact, and the next step in one place. Prioritize the exceptions that could affect your next shift.
- Material coverage against planned jobs.
- Clear ownership for open issues.
- Purchasing decisions stay with your team.
Online demoGOOD AFTERNOON, CARLOS
Let’s keep it moving.
YOUR CURRENT JOB
482 · Container lids
Machine 04 · PP Natural
In progressShift 01
NEXT ACTION
Ready when you are.
▦ TodayJob 482North plant
MANAGER VIEW · SAMPLE DATA
One priority.
A clear next step.
PP Natural · On track- Coverage
- 5.0 days
- Standard lead time
- 4 days
- Job affected
- 482 · Container lids
- Owner
- Purchasing
REPLENISHMENT REQUESTNot yet required
PP Natural
Job 482 · 2,000 lb replenishment example
Supplier A2-day delivery · Sample quote
$0.84 / lbSupplier B4-day delivery · Sample quote
$0.79 / lb Your team reviews. Your team approves.
A little more foresight.
Order ahead.
Stay in control.
Turn a material warning into a prepared request for quotation. Compare timing, cost, and material requirements before committing.
No silent purchasing decisions. Your team approves supplier outreach and orders.
See where the warning startsConnection comes and goes. Work carries on.
Wi-Fi shouldn’t
decide when work stops.
Keep local records when the connection drops. Make pending updates visible, then reconcile them when you reconnect.
Try the concept: go offline, record resin use, then reconnect.
This demo simulates sync on this page; it does not connect to a server.
Connection available
All demo events synced
No pending material moves.
Demo only · No real inventory is changed
Small changes. Meaningful possibilities.
What is one less
stoppage worth?
Start with your numbers. Estimate the production value of avoiding a few hours of downtime each month.
Illustrative estimate, not a savings guarantee. Excludes subscription, implementation, and other costs.
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POTENTIAL ANNUAL VALUE$24,000
4 hours × $500 × 12 months
People. Parts. Possibilities.
A clearer tomorrow.
Starts with today.
See how one resin update becomes an earlier warning
and a better decision for the next shift.