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The production environment is chosen at set-up: discrete only, process only or mixed. Each item card carries its own production strategy (MTS make-to-stock, MTO make-to-order, ETO engineer-to-order). Operations have one of five process flow types — discrete, batch, continuous, line and project — and if a product's SOP mixes several, the product is made in mixed mode. 13 sector profiles (metal, plastics, food, textiles, chemicals, automotive, machinery, electronics, furniture, packaging, pharma, building materials, general) suggest defaults and product attribute templates.

The identity of products such as coils, profiles or bars is their own specification: alloy, temper, dimensions, tolerance. Attributes are defined once in the dictionary; a product template sets which attribute is asked in which order and from which pattern code and name are derived. On the variant screen you pick axis values, preview the combinations and create up to 500 cards in one run. A BOM line can link to material by a specification condition instead of a code (ALASIM=3003; KALINLIK>=0,5); the work order then finds the items that meet it.

OMENTA is the system of record (master data, orders, work orders), OPLAN the planning system. Data flows one way: OMENTA publishes 23 data sets through its token-protected data service and OPLAN pulls them at start-up. The one exception is the delivery date: OPLAN proposes a confirm date based on capacity; the proposal moves the line to "awaiting approval" and the order only becomes firm when sales approves it. OMENTA also works without OPLAN: confirm dates can be entered manually or by CSV.