Coordinates logistics, supply chain and warehousing operations

This is said to be the first and foremost advantage. The logistics, supply chain and warehousing departments were said to have irregular means of communication which often led to chaos and confusion with regards to the goods and raw materials. Therefore, FACTS provide quick access of the level of stock and raw materials from the common database to every department. The departments can update the database as and when necessary which makes it useful for the user from any end in the factory.

Judging the requirements and outputs precisely

The manufacturing sector constantly faces troubles in allocating raw materials and deciding the outputs. These problems are solved by the ERP. It is designed with tools that helps to facilitate the calculations in an accurate manner. It calculates more than a billion permutations and combinations in a millisecond. The turnkey manufacturing of ERP provides total solutions to the sector.

Analyze the drawbacks

Drawbacks such as time lag and manufacturing flaws is well identified by FactsERP. Thus, the software coordinates the manufacturing process in a manner by mobilizing the resources efficiently and allocating things in the respective place.

Offering applications for diverse environment

The manufacturing sector has a unique character. Its operations exhibit vast differences not only among products but also against the units in various firms. This is the nature of work done in the industry. The versatile operation makes it utterly difficult to introduce any applications for the manufacturing sector.

FACTS Enterprise applications helps greatly in providing precise and stable solutions that exactly fit the existing work flow of the company.

Helps to manage change

While discussing change in the manufacturing sector the stress is on the quantum of change. Since change is an unavoidable element it is equally important to ensure that it is received positively and maximum measures are taken to meet the demand.

Synchronicity

Again, the greatest benefit to be gained from integration is having everyone in the production operation on the same page looking at the same real-time data.

Data Input Only Once

When data is input in one part of the system, the whole system has access to it. From estimates to work orders, from payroll to shipping, any input data is available to everyone. This, then, leads to the next point of. . .

Less Spreadsheets

Since all data is in the single-source system, production information does not have to be reproduced on traveling (and often out-of-date) spreadsheets.

Orderliness

When FACTS is used to replace two or more independent applications, it eliminates the need for the external interfaces that were required between systems in non-ERP operations.

Shortened Cycle Times

FACTS works well with just-in-time pull-production, increasing inventory turnover and reducing inventory cycle times.

Efficient Direct Labor

Direct labor costs are reduced through precise and real-time production data. For example, routers might give clear and concise production instructions. As well, clocking on and off a job is made easier using integrated recording systems such as Graphic User Interfaces (GUI).

Less In-Direct Labor

Through integrated GUI time clocks, in-direct and non-productive labor time is accounted for by employees, and production is measured in terms of output relative to time spent.

Reduced Set-Up Time

In FactsERP, scheduling is tailored to build production around standardization, repetitive processes, and other lean manufacturing principles to reduce machine set-up and break-down times.

On-Time Delivery

Ultimately, the primary goal of on-time delivery is achieved through the efficiencies gained in ERP system unification. Production contingencies are anticipated and built into the scheduling system because of continuous data flow.

In conclusion, these great benefits realized through FACTS integration are the result of one thing—synchronicity in the total operation. Manufacturers who chose to utilize FactsERP, as well as robust software and hardware within the system - can expect greater productivity through enhanced efficiencies with desirable bottom-line profits.