Structures, sheet metal, made-to-order fabrication
Made-to-order work that still has a rate and a date.
Drawing-driven enquiries, feasibility from the works manager, job cards on the floor and committed dates that OTIF is measured against.
Per job
Specification and BOM
Committed
Dates with reasons
OTIF
Measured, not argued
The friction
What usually breaks in this category.
Every job is different
Nothing repeats, so quoting is a fresh estimate and the estimate is never checked against what it actually cost.
Dates promised on the phone
The commitment exists only in a conversation, so a delay has no owner.
Material issued off the record
Consumption is reconstructed at month end, badly.
How SysOMS answers it
The configuration that fixes it.
Feasibility and cost sheet
Production answers feasibility; the order carries a cost sheet and margin view before it is released.
Job cards and BOM issue
Material requirements calculated from the BOM and issued against the job card, posted to the ledger as it moves.
Commitment reporting
Committed production-complete, ready-for-dispatch and delivery dates, then OTIF against them.
Similar operations run on SysOMS too.
System of Marketing & Sales
Put enquiry to dispatch on one governed line.
Tell us how your plant sells today. We'll show you where the line breaks and what it takes to close it.