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Factory Ops

v1.0.0

by Adminium · Manufacturing · PostgreSQL · MySQL · SQLite

Make it on the floor, ship it from the office. Open live demo →

Overview

Two surfaces on one set of data. The floor advances the day: runs move through six stages, and one that cannot start says which component is short and by how much, with its button disabled and the reason written out beside it rather than silently greyed. Recording output issues every component in the bill, adds the good units to finished stock, mints a lot code and writes the movement history. The office runs the order book: what is on the shelf against what is promised, receipts that take a short delivery and keep the line open, a line nobody can fill turned into a run for exactly the shortfall, then picking, shipping and the invoice. The manifest scaffolds nineteen tables — items and their recipes, runs, firings, stock movements, purchase and sales orders, invoices and payments — into your connected database and generates the office around them. The money screen is a view over that data, not an accounting product: revenue, cost of goods from the run costings, margin, receivables and payables. No double entry, no journals, no period close, and it says so on the screen.

Capabilities

  • Realtime
  • Email receipts
  • File storage

What you get

Tables it adds19
  • glazes
  • stations
  • suppliers
  • customers
  • items
  • bom_lines
  • runs
  • firings
  • firing_contents
  • defects
  • movements
  • purchase_orders
  • purchase_order_lines
  • sales_orders
  • sales_order_lines
  • invoices
  • payments
  • count_sheets
  • count_lines

Created fresh, or mapped onto your existing tables at install.

Pages your dashboard gains6
  • Works dashboardOutput and scrap today, yield, what is on the floor and what is late.
  • Production runsEvery run by stage, each opening to its recipe, its costings and what it has made.
  • StockOn hand against allocated, with each item’s movement history and a running balance.
  • PurchasingSuppliers and their orders, received line by line, with part deliveries left open.
  • Order bookWholesale orders from draft to invoiced, with what each line is still waiting on.
  • InvoicesWhat is out and what is late, each with its payments and how old the balance is.
Roles it pre-builds2
  • floorAdvances runs, records output and scrap, and logs what went wrong; reads stock and recipes. No customers, no money, no supplier rates.
  • officeRuns stock, purchasing, the order book and invoicing, and posts stock counts. Reads the floor but does not advance it.
Settings you configure7
  • Works name
  • Time zone
  • Currency
  • Tax rate
  • Run code prefix
  • Lot code prefix
  • Default reorder point

Deploy it

Factory Ops is a static frontend. Deploy it in one click, or grab the source and host it anywhere. It runs on built-in demo data today and connects to your Adminium instance when the publishable-key API lands.