What it brings your production team
OMENTA ties product definitions, production resources, orders and work orders to the same master data; from sales to the shop floor, everyone sees the same card, the same SOP and the same date.
Production data belongs in one system of record, not in scattered spreadsheets
- Product trees, recipes and dimension tables sit in different files; nobody knows which one is current.
- Which job runs on which machine and how long it takes lives in an operator's memory; planning is guesswork.
- Delivery dates are promised without looking at capacity; sales and planning talk about different dates.
- A recipe changed after the work order was opened silently changes the job on the floor, and the change leaves no trace.
A production model that fits your plant
Discrete, process and mixed environments; MTS / MTO / ETO per card; 13 sector profiles suggest attribute templates and defaults.
Products with and without a tree on one core
Assemblies and recipes by bill of materials, coils and profiles by specification; up to 500 variants per run from templates and patterns.
Traceable master data
Version, validity, created / changed by and change history on every record; the set-up guide keeps the work in the right order.
Real capacity from capabilities and calendar
Operation × machine unit times, shifts and exceptions give day-by-day net capacity; machine choice is not frozen in master data.
Delivery dates based on capacity
The wish date comes from sales, the confirm date from planning; the order is firm on sales approval, and a changed date needs a new one.
Work orders that do not drift
The SOP and BOM are copied on opening; sub-parts become multi-level child work orders, supporting jobs are tied to an operation.
Purchasing with visible due dates
Overdue lines on top and quantities in transit visible; every goods receipt posts a stock movement, order status comes from the lines.
A one-way data service to OPLAN
23 data sets published behind a token; OPLAN proposes dates, OMENTA gives them. The two applications do not depend on each other.
For plants of every production model
Discrete and assembly manufacturing
Machinery and equipment, automotive suppliers, metalworking, electrical / electronics and furniture.
Process and batch production
Chemicals, paints and resins, food and beverage, pharma and cosmetics, plastics, packaging, textiles, sheet and coil processing.
Project-type and mixed plants
Engineer-to-order (ETO) and special machines; companies running discrete, process and project production in the same site.
- Production, plant and operations managers
- Master data owners, product and process engineers
- Sales, purchasing and warehouse teams
- Production planning and IT / ERP teams
See your plant in OMENTA
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