Plan production, see cost from the start
Every step, from the bill of materials to the work order and from material requirements to shop floor progress, runs through the same flow in marqey. A structure connected to sales, inventory, purchasing and finance shows exactly what's being produced, which materials it needs, where the job stands and how the cost builds up.
Manufacturing Management from Planning to Cost
marqey Manufacturing & Planning manages product bills of materials, work orders, material requirements, shop floor progress and production costs in a single structure. The system links each work order to its order, each material to its product and each cost to its job, automatically.
Brings Production Under Control, from Bill of Materials to Delivery
Planning, material, shop floor, quality and cost all move on the same production data. When the plan changes, the system shows the effect on material, inventory and cost together.
Builds the Production Plan
Plan work orders around the order, stock status, capacity and delivery date. See clearly which line runs which job on which day.
Manages Bills of Materials
Define raw material, semi-finished goods, scrap allowance and operation steps. Critical production knowledge stops depending on any one person and stays current in the system.
Calculates Material Requirements
See how much of each material you need, based on the plan and current stock. Missing material reaches purchasing as a ready-made request.
Tracks Production Progress
Floor teams log operations from the terminal, and management sees progress in real time.
Ties Quality Steps to the Process
Add goods receipt, in-process inspection and pre-shipment quality steps to the flow. Track rejections, scrap and corrections together with their cause.
Shows the Real Production Cost
Collect material, labour, operation and expense figures on the work order. Compare planned cost against actual cost on the same screen.
Works Alongside Sales and Inventory
The customer order ties to the production plan, the production result to inventory, and finished goods leaving the floor to shipment. Production, inventory and sales stop being processes you track separately.
Tracks Subcontracted Work
Track the material, progress and cost of work sent to an outside contractor in the system. Inventory and job status in the subcontracting process stay visible.
Shapes Itself Around Your Production Setup
Work orders, screens, reports and approval flows get configured to match how you produce. It adapts to different setups, from workshop to factory floor.
Modules That Work Together
Connected modules that extend your production flow come online inside the same system when you need them.
Product Lifecycle
Keep version control over bill of materials, design and product changes.
Maintenance Management
Plan machine and equipment maintenance, and cut the risk of unplanned downtime.
Device Connectivity
Feed data from scales, meters, machines and production sensors into production records.
Timesheets
Log labour time against the work order, and strengthen cost and efficiency tracking.
What Sets It Apart
The plan changes, and all of production updates at once
When an order, material or capacity changes, marqey shows the plan, inventory, purchasing need and cost impact together. What's missing, what's running late, what it costs: you know while production is still under way.
- Live plan
- Material ready
- Deadlines that hold
What Do You Gain?
Confidence in deadlines, control over cost
Strengthen the deadline you promise
See more clearly when each job starts and finishes. The date you give the customer rests on the current plan, not a guess.
Never start production without material
Missing material becomes visible before it stops the line. Purchasing and warehouse teams track needs straight off the plan.
Stop learning the cost after the job is done
Material, labour and expenses build up on the work order as it runs. Make quoting, pricing and profitability decisions on more reliable cost data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which production records does Manufacturing and Planning bring together?
Product structures, bills of materials, work orders, material demand, actual output, scrap, quality and cost sit in one flow. A plan change shows the affected material and due date.
How do planning, shop-floor and quality roles differ?
Planning manages work orders and capacity, the shop floor records actual quantities, and quality adds the inspection result. Each team changes only its area of the shared work order.
How are bills of materials and semi-finished item cards migrated?
Units, bill-of-material versions, substitute materials and semi-finished relationships are checked against actual production. Consumption knowledge held only by operators is confirmed before it enters the system.
How do sales orders and purchasing plans connect to manufacturing?
Approved demand creates the production requirement, while the bill of materials creates material demand. The selected planning rule prepares a purchase or transfer suggestion for shortages.
Which product family should be the first manufacturing pilot?
Choose a measurable product group with a known bill of materials and regular movements. At pilot close, compare planned consumption, actual output and cost variance before expanding.
Let's map out your production setup together
We look at your bills of materials, line and station layout, planning habits and most critical production flow together. See how marqey pulls your production operation together in a demo close to your own products and work orders, and get a proposal that fits your needs.