FlowSystem Orders
The first FlowSystem module, dedicated to production order management. Enter orders, assign department, priority and delivery date: the system computes the operational list for both office and shop floor. All FlowSystem modules talk to each other: when you later activate production, warehouse or KPI, they'll automatically share the same data.
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Everything you need to manage orders.
Order entry
Customer, department, due date, priority, operational notes.
Operational order list
One single view, always sorted, in sync across every workstation.
Order detail
All order info, with history and current status.
Status change
From new, to in-progress, to completed. No word-of-mouth updates.
Order archive
Full history, searchable and filterable.
Effective priority
A dynamic score combining urgency, timing and workloads.
Production risk
An automatic assessment of the risk on delivery.
Shop-floor monitor
A large view built for the department monitor, readable from a distance.
Operational notifications
Alerts on status changes, delays and critical orders.
Order settings
Departments, statuses and priority rules, all configurable.
Base / Monitor / Pro plans
Pick the level that fits your workshop's complexity.
From order entry to the shop-floor monitor.
Enter the orders
The production office loads orders with due date, department and priority.
FlowSystem computes priority and risk
An engine weighs urgency, timing and workloads to compute the effective priority.
The office sees the updated list
A clear view tells you what to do first, always consistent.
The shop floor follows the monitor
The department monitor shows the same list, updated in real time.
History, notifications and archive stay tracked
Every change is recorded for analysis and accountability.