Production planning software
Manufacturing planning and MRP
Demand forecasting
Enter versioned forecasts alongside firm orders, so you can prepare production before the orders come in.
Net requirements
MRP starts from requirements and subtracts stock, safety stock, expected receipts and quantities already committed.
Lot sizing rules
Minimum quantity, increment, fixed lot size and maximum quantity: a large requirement is split across several work orders.
Production and supply plans
Work orders and purchases are suggested together. Bonx intelligence pre-fills the plans, and the planner keeps the decision.
Multiple sites
When one site needs stock that is available at another, Bonx suggests a transfer between sites.
Items with variants
For configurable items, requirements are calculated variant by variant.
Production scheduling
Shop floor scheduling
Operations are placed on compatible machines or machine groups, based on their duration, working hours and calendar exceptions. Late operations and operations without a machine are flagged.
A plan based on the shop floor
Production reports and receipts update inventory in real time. The next plan starts from the actual situation on the shop floor.
“Bonx is the backbone of our fully automated factory.”
Romain Adamowicz
CEO at SomethingAdded
“Bonx keeps our operations fully connected.”
Marjolaine Nantillet
Founder at L’Atelier du Ferment
“Bonx adapted to our system, not the other way around.”
David Nicolas
Founder at Féroce
“Bonx adapts perfectly to our plant. It is powerful, flexible, and easy to use.”
Romaric Duretz
Plant director at La Maillecotech
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FAQ
APS (advanced planning and scheduling) software specializes in finite-capacity planning and scheduling. It is often separate from the ERP and has to be synchronized with it. In Bonx, planning and scheduling work directly on ERP data: orders, inventory, receipts and capacity.
Yes. Bonx calculates net requirements from orders, forecasts and bills of materials, taking into account stock, safety stock and expected receipts. It then suggests the corresponding work orders and purchases.
Bonx intelligence pre-fills the demand, production and supply plans. The planner reviews, adjusts and approves them, so the decision stays with a person.
Yes. Inventory is tracked by site, and Bonx suggests transfers between sites when a requirement can be covered by stock at another site.
