Print-on-Demand · Capacity module Know which press will jam next week, before it does.
Planned work against press and shift capacity, with a warning and a suggested move before a station overloads.
One station backs up, and the whole line waits.
One press or one heat press station backs up, and the rest of the line waits. Orders drift, overtime goes up, and the cause is only clear afterwards.
Schedules are usually built on how the week looked last time, not on the jobs actually coming in.
- Will tomorrow’s work fit on the presses we have?
- Which press or shift is overloaded this week?
- What happens to the schedule if a press goes down?
From the finding to the fix, on your own data.
- What it findsLoad against capacity by press, station and shift, from the jobs already in the queue.
- What it predictsWhich station will overload and when, and what a press outage would do to the orders due that week.
- What you doMove jobs between presses or shifts, add a shift, or warn the clients affected, before the jam.
What you get
- Load against capacity by press and shift
- Overload warnings with suggested moves
- A what-if for a press outage
Used by: Plant manager, Owner / GM, Shift lead.
See it before we talk. The Capacity module runs in our demo on sample data from a print shop.
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- Read-only, on the system you already run. No migration, nothing new for your team to learn.
- Your data stays yours. In your environment, never shared, never used to train anyone else’s models.
- You pay only once it works. A flat annual subscription per module, with no one-time project fee.
What shops ask about capacity.
Is this a scheduling system?
No. It works alongside the one you have. It warns where the plan won’t fit and suggests moves; your team makes them.
What if run times vary by garment or artwork?
It learns typical run times from your own history, so the estimate reflects how your presses really run.
Can it tell us when to buy another press?
It shows how often each station is overloaded and by how much. That is the evidence for the decision.
What data does it need?
Read-only access to: upcoming jobs, with planned start and quantity; the press or station each job runs on; press speed and planned downtime. Where a field is missing, we tell you what to capture and what it is worth, or extend your system to record it.
Let’s look at press capacity on your own data.
Bring us your capacity problem. We’ll show you the first findings on your own records, read-only.
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- 1Pick the problemThe one costing you most.
- 2A demo on your dataWe build it on your own records, read-only.
- 3Pay once it worksThe subscription starts only then.