Industries · Machinery & Equipment
Complex assemblies, planned on real capacity.
Machine builders combine machining, fabrication and assembly across deep bills of materials. Metalya plans every level on finite capacity and shows which component is holding which machine back.
- 01Engineering BOM
- 02Machining
- 03Fabrication
- 04Sub-assembly
- 05Final assembly & test
The context
What makes it difficult.
Low volumes, high variety, deep BOMs and long lead-time components. Machining centres are shared across many orders, and assembly depends on every part arriving.
- 01
Shared machining centres
Dozens of orders compete for the same machines; priorities change weekly.
- 02
Missing parts at assembly
A single late component stops the final assembly of a machine.
- 03
Deep BOMs, manual pegging
Nobody can tell quickly which customer order a delayed part belongs to.
- 04
Delivery dates by gut feeling
Sales quotes dates without knowing available capacity.
How Metalya helps
The capabilities that matter here.
Adapted with Studio
Experiences shaped for this floor.
Examples of screens and workflows teams compose on the core — without changing it.
- An assembly readiness screen listing missing components per machine being built
- A machining-centre queue with drawings and programs for each job
- A sales view of promised versus planned dates
Architecture
See Metalya on a machinery & equipment scenario.
Bring your routings and constraints; we will show them running on the core and adapted for your teams.