How is production planning different from manufacturing?

Planning decides what to make, when and with which resources. Manufacturing follows the execution of those orders, including progress, materials used and actual time.

What is a manufacturing order?

It describes what to make, in what quantity and through which production steps. It also brings together the components, dates, progress and costs of that work.

What can I record for a quality issue?

The product or lot, defect, measurements, affected quantity, supporting documents and corrective actions. Adapt the fields to your checks and quality procedures.

Enobase Manufacturing

From the bill of materials to the released batch

Every order on the floor, and what holds it back

Production shows each order with its materials, operations and progress. A missing component blocks the right order on screen before it stops the line.

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One product, from design change to shipment

Engineering, planning, production and quality read the same product and the same batch, so a change reaches the floor in the version it was approved.

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Product Engineering: component checks

Compare component information across the product definition, purchasing and related supporting records.

Product Engineering: version cost changes

The cost comparison shows the effect of a proposed change on unit cost.

Quality: inspection results

Measured values and specifications appear together with the recorded inspection result.

Production Planning: operation sequence

Arrange production steps on a timeline to see dependencies and planned completion dates.

Quality checked where the batch is made

Quality records controls, deviations and decisions on the batch itself. A batch is released or held with the evidence attached, not a separate spreadsheet.

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Production teams that stoppedchasing paper travellers

What changes when planning, production and quality share one batch record.

“For each lighting order, the team can see the components and production steps together. If assembly is waiting for a driver, we can identify the shortage before promising a completion date.”

Production manager

Lighting manufacturer

“We record the materials and workshop time on each sign order. I can compare the actual cost with our estimate and understand which jobs need a closer look.”

Finance manager

Sign maker

Built for makers whose products change faster than a generic ERP.

From the drawing to the released batch.

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Questions about manufacturing in Enobase

What teams ask before they move their production.

It lists the components and quantities needed to make a product. You can use it to prepare manufacturing requirements and understand the product’s component cost.

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30 minutes, your real products and orders on screen. We'll show you where the plan and the floor drift apart, no slides.

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Enobase Manufacturing

From the bill of materials to the released batch

Every order on the floor, and what holds it back

Production shows each order with its materials, operations and progress. A missing component blocks the right order on screen before it stops the line.

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Order board

Released3

MO-2026-0151

Stock rule

6 of 8 reserved · 2 short

Saw S1

€0.00

In stage 1d

MO-2026-0153

Quote Q-2026-0442

9 of 9 reserved

Saw S1

€0.00

In stage 2d

MO-2026-0154

Quote Q-2026-0447

4 of 7 reserved · 3 short

Saw S1

€0.00

In stage 3d

Components reserved3

MO-2026-0149

Quote Q-2026-0431

9 of 9 reserved

Bench B1

€1,093.60

In stage 4d

MO-2026-0150

Stock rule

8 of 8 reserved

Bench B1

€1,407.00

In stage 2d

MO-2026-0152

Quote Q-2026-0438

5 of 7 reserved · 2 short

Bench B1

€760.00

In stage 5d

On the bench2

MO-2026-0146

Quote Q-2026-0409

9 of 9 reserved

Bench B2

€1,196.60

In stage 3d

MO-2026-0147

Quote Q-2026-0415

7 of 7 reserved

Bench B2

€495.40

In stage 1d

Finished lot2

MO-2026-0142

Quote Q-2026-0398

9 of 9 reserved

Bench B2

€1,441.20

In stage 6d

MO-2026-0143

Stock rule

8 of 8 reserved

Packing P1

€1,427.40

In stage 4d

MO-2026-0142

LB-600 Light panel × 12

Source

Quote Q-2026-0398, accepted

Customer

Maison Verrière

Due

2 Oct 2026

Work centre

Bench B2

Aluminium extrusion 1.2 m

12 pc reserved

LED strip 24 V

24 pc reserved

Diffuser panel

12 pc reserved

End cap pair

12 set reserved

Driver 40 W

12 pc reserved

Wiring loom

12 pc reserved

Mounting bracket

24 pc reserved

Fixing kit

12 set reserved

Label set

12 set reserved

Cut and drill

Saw S1 · 58 min of 55 planned

Assemble

Bench B1 · 96 min of 90 planned

Wire and test

Bench B2 · 128 min of 120 planned

Drawing

LB-600 rev. B

Check

Insulation test at 500 V

Pack

Packing P1 · 24 min of 25 planned

Material

€850.80 · standard €820.20

Time

€590.40 · standard €563.40

Total

€1,441.20 · standard €1,383.60

Per unit

€120.10 · standard €115.30

Lot number

LOT-2026-0917

Quantity

12 units

Scrap

1 × Diffuser panel · Cracked on handling