We ask first.

This website works without cookies. If you agree, we will also use cookies for measuring visits and our advertising. You can change your mind at any time from “Cookie settings” at the bottom of every page. Cookie policy

ServicesSoftware

Production & logistics: The plan changes. Production carries on.

Production & logistics

The plan changes. Production carries on.

Software for production, the warehouse and delivery. An urgent order, a fault or a late delivery, and the plan and the routes are remade in seconds, for you to approve.

Tell us about yours

An order comes in. The week rearranges itself.

The week at the Τροκάνι dairy: cheese at the top, yoghurt in the middle, milk at the bottom. Each plate is the hours a line works.

What happens

The plan

The week in 62 batches: No overtime, everything ready before it ships.

A limestone slab with three rows of seven cells, one column for each day. The titanium plates in the cells are the hours each line works.
The week’s production plan, illustrative data
LineTuWeThFrSaSuMo
Cheese vats0389306
Yoghurt line5443403
Milk line2130301

A Noria study. Illustrative data. Computed on your device in 1 ms.

A delivery changes. The routes are made again.

Tomorrow’s deliveries from Τροκάνι. The large pin is the warehouse, each thread a van, in the order it will go.

What happens

The routes

Six deliveries, three vans: They leave at 06:00 and are all back by 10:22. Each van is loaded so the first delivery is at the door.

Kilometres
210
Vans
3
Deliveries
6
A limestone relief with hills, a lake and the sea. Eight brass pins: the large one is the warehouse, the small ones are customers. Threads from the warehouse join the pins in each van’s order.
Tomorrow’s delivery routes, illustrative data
VanOrder of deliveries
1Taverna, Supermarket
2Taverna, Hotel, Supermarket
3Hotel

A Noria study. Illustrative data. Computed on your device in 1 ms.

From the warehouse to the client’s door.

What is made today knows where it goes tomorrow: on which van, in what order, on time.

A coastline relief carved in limestone, with pale blue glass for the sea in its bays, on a stone table in the light.

What we deliver

On a stone table: a slab with titanium bars in three rows, linen tags tied with twine, a stone tray with vials, a brass counter, a folded map with a thread and a stack of blank cards.
  • A production plan

    Which batch, on which line, on which day. Remade when something changes.

  • Batches and traceability

    Every batch with its raw materials and its customers.

  • Warehouse positions

    What is where, with batch and expiry.

  • Counting and picking

    By scanning on a phone, without paper.

  • Delivery routes

    Tomorrow’s deliveries shared among the vans, in order.

  • Proof of delivery

    The driver confirms, the invoice follows.

First on your paper. Then on your line.

We start from the way you plan today. The system runs beside it until you trust it.

  1. 01

    Your production

    Lines, times, changeovers and shifts, as they are.

  2. 02

    A first plan

    On weeks you already know, beside what happened.

  3. 03

    Connection

    With the ERP, the warehouse and the orders.

  4. 04

    On the floor

    Screens for the line, the warehouse and the drivers.

  5. 05

    Care

    When production changes, the system changes too.

Before you change the way you work.

It works with it. It reads orders, stock and recipes from the ERP and writes back what is decided. The ERP stays the book of the business.

It depends on the lines, the systems to connect and how clean the data is. We agree the timeline in writing before we start.

A phone or a screen on the wall. They see what they have to do today, scan what comes in and goes out, and nothing more.

Yes. Every batch keeps its raw materials, its line, its time and the customers who received it, so a recall is traced in minutes.

It is recalculated from where it stands: what has started stays, only what must move moves, and it tells you what changed and why. You approve the change.

Yes, if you have more products than fit comfortably on a whiteboard and orders that change. It can start with one line or with the routes and grow with you.

The confirmed delivery passes to your ERP or accounting software, which issues the document as it does today. Nobody types anything twice.

Goes well with

Next serviceVoice assistantIt answers the phone when you can’t, in any language.