Manufacturing Terminology & Help

A layman's guide to understanding the modules and pages within the system.

Core Navigation

The command center. Shows a bird's-eye view of factory health, machine efficiency (OEE), and production yields.

The master list of everything you handle: raw ingredients, parts, and the final products you sell.

The 'Work Ticket'. Tells the factory floor exactly what to make, how many to make, and the deadline.

The ultimate 'Recipe'. It lists every ingredient needed and the exact steps (routing) to make one unit of a product.

The rulebook. A checklist of tests and measurements a product must pass to be considered good.

Spreadsheets, charts, and historical data to help management understand past performance and costs.

The smart assistant. Uses your factory data to predict machine breakdowns, suggest optimizations, and explain cost spikes.

Factory settings. Where you define machines (Work Centres), work shifts, holidays, and standard hourly costs.

The act of taking raw ingredients out of the warehouse and moving them to the factory floor to start building.

Tracks half-finished products as they sit between machines or wait for the next step in the process.

The logbook for broken parts or scrapped materials that got ruined during the manufacturing process.

Finished Goods Receipts. The final step of delivering the perfectly completed products into the warehouse to be sold.

The actual event of a worker testing a batch of products against the rules defined in the Quality Plan.

An 'incident report' created when a product fails its quality test. It documents what went wrong.

Corrective and Preventive Actions. The formal 'fix-it' plan created by management to ensure an NCR defect never happens again.