GRiP Production Management

GRiP Production manages the entire production floor, records and analyses the actual production, planned production and downtime. GRiP provides for all important analysis and reports to facilitate analysis of the variance between actual and planned production, consumption analysis and rejection analysis, etc. to fine tune the production floor to achieve optimum results. GRiP Production Management also maintains a separate shop floor inventory. Grip Production Management has the features to support Kanban (2-Bin system) and JIT system.

GRiP Production is integrated with Sales, Purchase, Inventory and ECN.

Salient Features

• Production Planning
• JIT
• Kanban (2 bin system)
• Stage Wise BOM
• Line Fault Recording
• Machine Fault Recording
• Machine Ticking
• Pick List Generation
• Production Monitoring and Control
• Production Data
• Product Configuration
• Product Costing
• Technical Documents
• Project Monitoring
• Rough Cut Capacity Planning
• Capacity Requirement Planning
• Manufacturing Order Processing
• Supports co-product and by-product manufacturing
• Detailed labour, WIP and Sub Contract tracking with variance calculations
• Daily productions scheduling by item and production line
• Finite loading and forward scheduling for production line schedules
• Optional pick list for stocking point-of-use in discrete or repetitive environments
• Cumulative Item Cost and Work Center Productivity reporting
• Product Structures and routing effective dates
• Scrap factors for use by Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)
• Product Change Control System

Ready Reports

GRiP Production Management has many in-built industry standard reports. GRiP being highly configurable and flexible, any number of MIS Reports can be generated from it. Some of the built-in Reports include:

• Production Plan
• WIP stock
• Fault Analysis
• Daily Production Report

The Edge

• Production tracking through job cards
• Quality control of all produced items
• Recording Line rejections
• Consumption Analysis
• Rejection analysis