Dynamic Simulation – Second-Level Order Acceptance Decisions

Quantify the impact of different rush order scenarios across multiple dimensions such as delivery delay, equipment load, and cost change, providing data support for whether to accept an order.

Intelligent Algorithm Model – Second-Level Rush Order Calculation

The system automatically calculates and recommends the most economically optimal insertion position for a rush order, ensuring minimal disruption to existing orders and the highest overall resource utilization while meeting the new order's delivery date.

One-Click Rapid Release – Second-Level Plan Execution

New plans can be quickly released to MES/WMS systems with one click, ensuring real-time synchronization of procurement, production, and scheduling, eliminating production deviations and material mismatches caused by information lag.

Real-Time Dynamic Monitoring – Second-Level Alerts for Exceptions

For existing order delays or resource conflicts caused by rush order insertion, the system provides intelligent alerts, allowing managers to quickly drag and adjust on the Gantt chart, intervene promptly, and ensure production continuity.

Plan

Rush order evaluation efficiency improves from hours to minutes, enabling rapid response to urgent demands and providing deterministic delivery date commitments.

Sales

Based on accurate delivery dates calculated in real-time by the system, we have the courage to accept orders and make commitments, thereby improving order conversion rates.

Procurement

Material requirements are automatically updated after rush order insertion, avoiding shortages or obsolescence caused by plan changes, and achieving precise alignment with production rhythm.

Workshop

New plans are released with one click, reducing employee confusion and resistance to plan changes, and improving execution accuracy.