Every step it takes to make an item

Machines, setup times and run rates guide scheduling and each operator’s next step.

A work order process map with completed operations and the step the parts are at

What a routing holds

Sequence
Operations numbered 10, 20, 30 and onward, run in that order.
Machine
The machine each operation runs on.
Timing
Setup minutes and a run rate in pieces per hour.
Instructions
Notes the operator reads at the kiosk.

Checks you can require at a step

Require signatures, prior-step completion, quality checks or lot numbers. Manager overrides keep a reason on the record.

Where a job is

Each work order keeps its routing. The process map shows completed operations and the current step.

Bills of materials

Bills of materials track components, scrap allowances and multiple outputs. Revisions create new versions.

A bill of materials in Aixly with its product, version and status

Lot and batch traceability

Look up a lot code, serial number or work-order number to follow recorded material use and production. Travelers keep the work orders in a batch together with their sign-offs.

Travelers, for shops that use them

Print several work orders on one traveler with sign-off lines. Required steps must be complete before closure, unless a manager overrides them.

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