You find out the delivery is late before the line does
Every order carries an estimated delivery date, and anything past it is flagged where purchasing and maintenance both look.
The problem
A part that never arrives is discovered by the technician who came to fit it, which is the most expensive moment to discover it.
How Mesonify carries it
Every order has a date
Estimated delivery is set per item, so a single order can carry different dates without losing track of any of them.
Late is visible, not remembered
Orders past their date are flagged in the list and announced by notification, without anyone chasing a supplier by hand.
Partial deliveries stay honest
Receive what came, reject what did not, with a reason. The rejected part goes back on the order and the order closes only when everything is in.
Modules
Modules are switched on per customer. Start with the ones you need and add the rest when you are ready.
- Production ordersOrders reach the line as paper or a shout, and the office finds out how far the shift got once the shift is over.
- Shop-floor visibilityNobody agrees on what happened during the shift, because everyone watched a different part of it.
- Fault reportingFaults reported by shout, note or message get lost, and nobody can say afterwards how long the line actually stood.
See this working on your own plant.
Ask for a demo with your own devices, parts and people.