A platform capability
Planning against dates and capacity is a platform capability, not a single product, so it applies to any process that needs it.
Planning and scheduling
Plan Any Process Against Dates And Capacity, And Replan When Things Change
Runs on the Industrial Operations Platform, where your data, your applications and your AI live together.
The problem
What It Costs Today
Plans for production, maintenance, projects and deliveries live in spreadsheets or in an ERP that ignores real capacity and constraints. They break on day one, and replanning is manual.
How Fuuz solves it
What Changes With Fuuz
Finite scheduling
Equipment-level finite scheduling sequences orders against what each machine can actually do.
Maintenance in the plan
Depending on the deployment, the same schedule can include maintenance and other elements of production.
Beyond the plant floor
It is modular, so it reaches beyond the plant floor: customers have used it for shipping and transportation scheduling, and it can schedule integrations, workflows and other automated work.
Plan meets actual
Actual progress from execution feeds back into the plan, so it reflects what is really happening.
Your planner
Build exactly the planner your process needs with the application designer. Nothing about how you plan is off limits.
What it connects to
Works With What You Already Run
Connects to ERP orders and routings, execution data, calendars, and material and labor availability.
Everything it records lands in the Enterprise UNS, so every other solution works from the same data. See ERP integration and shop-floor connectivity for how those connections work.
Who uses it
Who Uses It
Planners and schedulers
Orders sequenced against real capacity, and what moved when plans change.
Supervisors
The plan for their area, updated with actual progress.
Maintenance planners
Planned work in the same schedule as production.
Project and plant managers
Dates and capacity across the processes they own.
Results
What Customers See
Spreadsheets replaced
Fuuz scheduling can eliminate the Excel spreadsheets planners use to sequence work, with schedules based on live data instead.
One plan for everyone
The floor and the office work from the same schedule, updated as conditions change.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is advanced production scheduling (APS)?
Scheduling that sequences work against real constraints, such as machines, labor, tooling and materials, and optimizes the order to reduce setups and meet due dates.
Where do orders come from?
From your ERP or from Fuuz, and results flow back when work completes.
Does the schedule update when the floor changes?
The schedule uses live data from the floor, so planners can re-sequence when machines go down or priorities change.
Related solutions
Related Solutions
Production execution and work orders
Run every work order from release to completion, on one screen per operator.
Learn moreInventory tracking
See what you have, where it is, and what it is committed to, as it moves.
Learn moreLabor tracking
See where labor hours go, by order, operation and work center.
Learn moreMaintenance management
Keep equipment running with maintenance that is planned, tracked and tied to production.
Learn moreOEE and machine monitoring
See how every machine is really running, and why it stopped.
Learn moreGet a head start
Start From An Accelerator, Not A Blank Page
The accelerator catalog is a faster path than building from scratch: prebuilt data models, flows and screens to adopt and adapt to how you run.
Browse the catalog to find the starting points that fit your plants. A Fuuz services professional or an approved partner implements them with you.
What an accelerator gives you
Data modelsThe structure for your records, ready to extend.
FlowsIntegrations and logic you can change.
ScreensWorking screens to adapt to your process.
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