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Orders & product models

An order becomes schedulable work on its own

A product model brings together operations, materials, tools and dependencies. When an order line is created from a product model, the structure is copied into production with process times calculated from the ordered quantity – without re-entering anything.

How it works

Product model → Order → Follow-up

01

Product model

Define the product structure: operations, their order and dependencies, material and tool requirements, and process times as fixed, per unit or per batch.

02

Order

Create an order for a customer and add lines and quantities. Each line gets its own work structure from the product model and a time estimate based on the ordered quantity.

03

Follow-up

The order overview shows lines, production progress, material status, shipments and activity in one place – and highlights what needs attention.

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FluXion order overview: production progress by operation, lines that need attention, delivery dates and the order health analysis
Order overview: progress by operation, the lines that need attention, delivery dates and a health analysis covering schedule, materials and resources.Screenshot from the FluXion Demo workspace. All records shown are demo data.

Capabilities

Orders & product models

Customers and contacts
A customer register with types, statuses, contacts and customer-level metrics.
Orders and order lines
Order date, due date, statuses, responsible person and the production status of each line.
Product models and structures
Operations, dependencies, materials and tools as a structure that is copied to every order line.
Process time fixed, per unit or per batch
Setup and teardown once, process time from the ordered quantity. Quantity changes refresh the estimates.
Order health
Schedule, materials, resources and execution are assessed as signals that reveal risk before the due date passes.
Shipments and delivery readiness
Lines ready to ship, shipment creation and tracking next to the order.
Order import from Excel
Import the order book from a spreadsheet during onboarding or continuously.
Comments and activity
Discussion and change history next to the order and the product.

Frequently asked questions

Can a product model be changed after orders have been created?
Yes. The order line’s work structure is its own copy, so changing the product model does not alter production already in progress. New order lines receive the updated structure.
Can orders be imported from other systems?
Orders can be imported from an Excel spreadsheet. Continuous integrations, for example with an ERP or a web shop, are built through the API as needed.

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