Sheet metal & metal
Operation sequences, machine calendars, setup and target times determine the schedule. Production and quality bottlenecks remain visible in relation to delivery dates.
Explore the industry workflow →Approved cases become orders, line items and routings. secondFactory connects deadlines, personnel, machines, shifts, skills, target times, priorities, material requirements and actual progress in a shared planning model.

Deadlines, personnel, machines and material are planned separately. When something changes, people update records, make phone calls and reshuffle – and the plan no longer matches the actual situation.
Plan orders, line items, routings, milestones and dependencies.
Display days, weeks, months and annual planning with plan vs. actual and rescheduling.
Compare employees, skills, machines, shifts, workstations and demand.
Distribute work, check conflicts in advance, track handovers and status.
Document changes with decision and implementation instead of overwriting them.
Derive order situation, plan vs. actual and expected completion from current data.
secondFactory prepares. At these points, a person confirms, corrects or deliberately approves – nothing slips through unnoticed.
Routings and mandatory steps are reviewed before the order is approved.
The system makes blocks and warnings visible – planning decides how a conflict is resolved.
Changes and complaints are documented with decision and implementation, not silently overwritten.
Planning and operational feedback interlock.
Take qualifications, shifts and machines into account.
Assignments and decisions remain traceable.
Approved cases from Inquiry & Quote become orders.
Deadlines, resources and work in one planning model.
Routings go to engineering and production, staffing requirements into workforce scheduling.
In a process analysis, we take a typical order through planning with your resources, shifts and deadlines.
Operation sequences, machine calendars, setup and target times determine the schedule. Production and quality bottlenecks remain visible in relation to delivery dates.
Explore the industry workflow →Cutting orders, CNC, manual work and installation connect to staff availability. Exhibition projects add setup, event, dismantling and material returns to the schedule.
Explore the industry workflow →Design revisions, service lines, engineering coordination and installation are scheduled against capacity and project dates. Building-model changes remain visible as review and replanning needs.
Explore the industry workflow →