Repetitive Manufacturing

Your high-volume or continuous-flow production requires a very flexible scheduling system. The glovia.com - Repetitive Manufacturing application satisfies this requirement by providing the means to control production without the use of cumbersome work orders.

Repetitive Manufacturing At-A-Glance

Repetitive Production Schedule Capabilities

• Multiple assembly schedules per production line
• System-generated or manual schedules
• Repetitive flow rate by item
• Production quantity by interval
• Multiple completion dates and quantities
• Master Production Scheduling, Material Requirements Planning, and Project Resource Planning computer-planned orders optionally converted Assembly configuration date effectivity
• Component and operation date effectivity
• One-time component substitutions
• Integrated with ECNs

Repetitive Production Schedule

• Standard or average cost
• Estimated cost amounts
• Schedule codes for capacity planning and shop floor control
• Floor stock item location
• Rework code and ship assignment
• Project identification
• Customer and sales order
• Next assembly and work order
• Multiple text/comment lines

Schedule Completions

• Completed units moved to inventory or to a work order
• Lot and serial numbers assigned
• Over-building controlled by completion tolerance
• Reversal capability
• Configuration date override

Work Center Inventory Balancing

• Calculate required component inventory based on current period demand
• Stores inventory committed to work centers
• Exception notices for shortages and excess material
• Pull tickets for transfer of material to work centers

Work-In-Process Transactions

• Cost collection for labor and machine hours, outside processing and scrap
• Direct material issues
• Issue lot and serial controlled items
• Unplanned issues for lost or defective items
• Reversals for return-to-stock
• Reclaim by-product materials
• Integrated with Engineering Notices

Schedule Closes

• Separate manufacturing and financial close
• Reversal capability
• Review open quantities and commitments
• Shortage disposition
• Capability to close short
• Review costs and variances
• Late charges and adjustments
• Update historical cost

Backflush Materials

• Individual or batch backflushing capabilities
• Lot or serial controlled items directly issued