Stamping Production Scheduling Software

Presses and tools sit on one timeline, and setup is drawn as its own block rather than hidden inside a job. Conflicts are detected across both resources at once, so a schedule that double books a die on two presses is caught while you are still planning rather than on the morning of the run.

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Views
Day timeline, multi asset, multi tool
Conflict detection
Assets and tools together, including cross resource
Setup
Drawn as its own block, not folded into the job
Statuses
Scheduled, setup pending, in progress, partial, completed
Updates
Blocks change state as production runs

In the product

Five presses across one shift. Setup blocks read differently from production blocks.

Tuesday, one shift5 of 12 presses
08:0009:0010:0011:0012:0013:0014:0015:0016:0017:00
  • MC001
    SNX-63
    SFG0131_08SetupSFG0117_09
  • MC002
    HSNXR-45
    SFG0018_08SFG0019A_0
  • MC003
    HSNX-45
    SFG0005_08SetupSFG0138B_0
  • MC004
    SNX-45
    SFG0151_08SFG0151_07
  • MC005
    HSNX-35
    SFG0001A_0SFG0025_08
CompletedIn progressSetupPartialNow

What it does

One timeline, every press
The whole floor for a day, side by side on a shared hour grid.
Schedule by tool
Pivot the same day to see where each die is committed.
Unified conflict detection
Press and tool clashes surface together, including conflicts between the two.
Setup made visible
Changeover time is a block you can see and plan around.
Live status
Blocks move through their states as the shift runs.
Drill to detail
Open any block for quantities, batches and setup requirements.

How it works

  1. Pick the combination

    Asset, product and tool together, since that is what actually gets scheduled.

  2. Place the work order

    Drop it on the timeline. Conflicts against presses and dies are checked at once.

  3. Watch it run

    Setup, then production, with the block updating as strokes accumulate.

Who this is for

  • A planner who schedules in a spreadsheet and finds die clashes on the day.
  • A shop where changeover time is invisible until it overruns.
  • An operation running one die across several presses.

Questions

Does it schedule automatically?
No. Planning is yours; the system detects conflicts and shows the consequences.
Can we schedule by die rather than by press?
Yes. The timeline pivots between assets and tools.
Is setup time planned separately?
Yes. Setup is its own block with its own duration.
What happens when a job overruns?
The block reflects actual times, and setup overrun can hold the press through the interlock.

Related

See it on your own presses.

We instrument one press, run it for a month, and show you the shift record against what you thought was happening.

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