See the source.
Orders, materials, work orders and inspections in context.
PRODUCT / NIV PRODUCTION
Not just a place to organize work. NIV connects the order, materials, production progress, quality, and delivery context—so you can understand what's happening without chasing five different reports.
Follow the same customer commitment through every step. Sample values show how separate decisions affect the work.
In this example, one supplier shifts a material arrival from Day 6 to Day 11. The affected 28 units are linked to the customer order and the work schedule.
With three assumed production days and one transit day after material arrives, the illustrative delivery moves to Day 15 versus the Day 10 target. These are scenario assumptions, not model confidence estimates.
Purchasing verifies the revised arrival; planning reviews capacity; the quality reviewer independently dispositions held units; the order owner confirms any customer commitment changes.
Production planning does not override purchasing authority or independent quality approvals.
Connect the numbers to their source records, the teams responsible, and the decisions waiting for review.
Orders, materials, work orders and inspections in context.
Know what a shortage, capacity change, or hold could affect.
Named owners, evidence, and review before the commitment changes.