Continuously reconcile the MES-published schedule against actual line execution across your plants, flag drift, and auto-resolve low-risk rescheduling exceptions.
Each plant's schedule lives in its own MES silo, so corporate has no real-time, reconciled view of what's actually running versus planned across sites.
Exception rescheduling around breakdowns and material shortages still happens plant by plant, with no shared picture.
across each plant's MES
Handle real exceptions
Monterrey plant's MES shows a scheduled run diverging from actual execution after a material shortage on Line 1 pushed the job 6 hours behind the corporate-reconciled schedule.
Try it — same review surface your operators use, with a representative decision. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere.
Exception rescheduling around breakdowns and material shortages, and reconciling the MES schedule against what actually ran, stay with your production schedulers.
See this workflow against your own queue.
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