Sheet metal & metal
Sheets, remnants, purchased parts and component containers connect to reservations and orders. Quality, picking, forklift movements, trucks and delivery notes continue the material flow.
Explore the industry workflow →Sites, halls, areas, workstations and storage locations form a location tree. Transports, forklift jobs, putaways/retrievals, picking, truck appointments, loading and delivery notes all draw on it.

Stock levels are updated after the fact, only individual employees know the storage locations, transport jobs are assigned verbally and shipping documents are created separately.
Structure sites, halls, zones, workstations and storage locations flexibly.
Trace current locations and movements per part/material.
Request a transport, claim it atomically, confirm the destination and complete the trip.
Find parts quickly via code, scanner or global search – only within role permissions.
Assemble deliveries, reserve individual parts and confirm actual loading.
Plan the pickup, add driver/vehicle, generate the delivery note from the actual loading and confirm delivery.

secondFactory prepares. At these points, a person confirms, corrects or deliberately approves – nothing slips through unnoticed.
Transports are only booked once the destination location is confirmed.
Individual parts are checked by ID before they count as loaded.
The delivery note is generated from the actual loading; delivery is confirmed.
Current location instead of knowledge in people's heads.
Confirm the actual individual parts instead of lump-sum quantities.
Connect production, warehouse and shipping via the same identities.

Manufactured parts, approved inspection results and material.
Always know where material and parts are.
Delivered parts with documents and status; deliveries as the basis for invoicing; movements and delivery status in the cockpit.
In a process analysis, we map a typical material flow – from goods receipt to loading.
Sheets, remnants, purchased parts and component containers connect to reservations and orders. Quality, picking, forklift movements, trucks and delivery notes continue the material flow.
Explore the industry workflow →Raw panels, hardware, cut parts and packed furniture have traceable inventory. Exhibition work adds rental stock, reservation conflicts, returns, repairs and restocking.
Explore the industry workflow →Material and component lists create procurement demand. Goods receipts, interim storage and delivery for installation connect design services to actual material supply.
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