From demand to production
Translate orders and forecast requirements into production plans, multi-level bills of materials and work orders. Review material availability before releasing work.
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Manufacturing & Production
Translate demand into materials, capacity and work.
Plan production through multi-level bills, work orders, operations, consumption, completion and cost analysis.
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Operational scope
- Multi-level BOMs and costing
- Production plans, work orders and job cards
- Material transfer, WIP and finished goods
- Subcontracting and inspection links
01FINANCE
02OPERATIONS
03PEOPLE
04STAKEHOLDERS
05EVIDENCE
CONNECTED CAPABILITY
How the workflow connects.
Capabilities are connected to common master data, permissions, workflows and evidence. Exact delivery is confirmed through the edition and implementation scope.
Record work as it happens
Operations, workstations and job cards connect planned work to time, consumption, work in progress, scrap and finished output. Follow partial completion and outstanding operations.
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Link inspection references and batch or serial records to production transactions. Compare planned material cost and consumption with the actual production record.
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Configuration is part of the product.
NexCom does not treat every listed workflow as automatically enabled. Edition selection, access rules, regional requirements, integrations and evidence obligations are defined and tested before production acceptance.
AVAILABLE
Supported by the current baseline.
CONFIGURABLE
Enabled through agreed project scope.
PLANNED
Proposed and subject to implementation.
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