Manufacturing, planned end to end. Orders, materials and work orders in one system.
Manufacturers need to know what to make, what to buy and when. Dika Ops links sales orders to bills of materials, work orders and stock, so the shop floor and the office work from the same plan.
What slows manufacturing down.
A work order cannot start because one component is missing, and nobody saw it coming.
Engineering changes live in drawings and emails. The shop floor builds from an old version.
Material, labour and scrap are tracked in different places, so real margin is only a guess.
Delivery dates are quoted without checking stock, materials or the production queue.
Bills of materials
Define each product with its components, quantities and operations, and keep versions under control.
- Multi-level bills of materials
- Components and operations in one place
- Changes visible to planning and purchasing
Work orders
Release work orders from sales demand and follow them from planned to finished.
- Work orders linked to sales orders
- Status for every order on the floor
- Consumption and output recorded
Production overview
See what is in production, what is late and what is waiting for material.
- Orders by status and due date
- Shortages shown before release
- Finished goods booked into stock
Purchasing for production
Turn material shortages into purchase orders and compare supplier offers.
- Purchase orders from shortages
- Requests for quotation
- Supplier delivery history
One flow, start to finish.
- 01Sales order
A confirmed order creates demand for a finished product.
- 02Material check
The bill of materials is exploded and stock is checked against it.
- 03Purchase
Missing components become purchase orders to the chosen suppliers.
- 04Work order
The work order is released, materials are issued and production is recorded.
- 05Deliver and invoice
Finished goods are shipped and the invoice is raised from the order.
The modules you will use.
Manufacturing, answered.
Can we have multi-level bills of materials?
Yes. A product can contain sub-assemblies, each with its own components and operations.
Does production connect to purchasing?
Yes. Material shortages found during planning can be turned into purchase orders or requests for quotation.
Can we see which orders are late?
The production overview shows work orders by status and due date, so late and blocked orders are easy to find.
Do we need to replace our shop-floor tools?
Not necessarily. Dika Ops is the planning and record system. Talk to us on the waitlist about how you work today.
Is Dika Ops available now?
Dika Ops is in closed beta. Join the waitlist and we will contact you as places open.
Run the whole company from one place.
Dika Ops is in closed beta. We onboard a few companies at a time and set everything up with you.